It would be interesting if you are running on non-standard ports (ie not
80 and 443 )
to see what happens....
D
On 03/12/09 13:40, David Cassidy wrote:
Chris,
You're right - nice one.
I'd always put in the extra properties into my connector config
the proxyport , redirect port whether it was secure or not.
but it works as you described if you don't tell it all the extra
settings.
Nice thanks
D
On 02/12/09 21:29, Christopher Schultz wrote:
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David,
On 11/25/2009 6:06 AM, David Cassidy wrote:
If you want your tomcat to ever know that its getting a secure request
you'll need 2 ajp connectors - one as the default is "not secure"
the other needs to say "i'm secure" otherwise when you do a
transport-guarantee in your web.xml
your client will be in an infinite loop
as tomcat never sees a "secure" request....
I call BS on this one: the AJP protocol can indicate whether a
particular request is secure or not: the use of two AJP connectors is
certainly not required.
- -chris
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