yes, you can create a self signed/self generated certificate, will work
just like production, except browser pop up a little warning.
but the SSL part works the same,
see the tomcat SSL docs on how to generate the cert yourself
Filip
Scott Purcell wrote:
I am running a instance of Tomcat in which there is one web site that is
running SSL and a cert from Verisign. The server.conf has the entry for
the real DNS name and the certificate configured and all is good. This
site is a production site.
I just purchased another box for development purposes. I want to be able
to copy the code down from production and start working on version 2 of
the site. Problem is, I do not have a DNS entry for the devsite. I just
figured I could enable SSL for a instance and run like so.
So my question is, can I create one instance that is SSL on my new
tomcat 5.5.17 that does not have a valid SSL certificate, but the code
from above would run on? If so, please advise.
Thanks,
Scott
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