On 4 Nov 2007, at 13:48, Rainer Jung wrote:
To reiterate what I would like to do... I want to be able to set up
http://myserver.com/tomcat to point to http://myserver.com:8180 and
likewise for SSL. It surprises me that more people do not want a
simple,
hassle-free setup like this!
This requirement is not well defined.
What do you want to happen with a request like this:
http://myserver.com/tomcat/a/b/c.d
I would like that request to go to tomcat, where tomcat sees that it
received the request "a/b/c.d" on the myserver.com domain. The result
would be the same as calling
http://myserver.com:8180/a/b/c.d
directly. And similarly for SSL. I'd like to use Apache to do the SSL
layer (as it is more efficient and saves maintaining 2 sets of
certificates), but I still want Tomcat to know if it is communicating
over a CONFIDENTIAL channel or not.
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