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Laurie Harper wrote:
>
> My apologies for replying to my own question, but further investigation of
> the JServ C sources leads me to suspect that I was looking in the wrong
> place previously; the jserv_ajpv12.c file contains code for sending
> environment data which seems more consistent with the read code in
> JServConnection; it also doesn't obviously send the SSL_CLIENT_CERT
> variable.
>
> So, my question is still how to get the cert in the servlet...
>
> Thanks,
>
> Laurie
>
I'm forwarding here an answer I just wrote in java-apache mailing list :
"Aaron M. Stromas" wrote:
>
> hi,
>
> i've spent quite a bit of time unsuccessfully trying to get a client
> certificate in a servlet. does anybody know wheter it is possible?
>
> i'm running apache 1.3.9 with ApacheJServ-1.1b3 and mod_ssl -2.4.2-1.3.9
> and jsse 1.0.
I'm here using mod_ssl and passing environment vars to JServ :
(you need a personnal certificate to access this servlet)
(I can deliver instant test certificates (Netscape only) for free here
(http://jnix.penguinpowered.com/certs/)
https://jnix.penguinpowered.com/x509authservlet/SuperSnoop
But only with a ajpv11 (instead of ajpv12) protocol. This cannot be done
with JServ 1.1b3.
I'm using for this a 1.0 JServ :-(
I hope this will be possible in 1.1 final (if not I'll add it).
Jean-Luc
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