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We're using Apache-SSL and everything works fine, without having to define
a special mapping. Ours look like:
ApJServMount /example /example
ApJServMount /unixapps /unixapps
All we do is just mount two zones: example and unixapps. I don't know the
details of how SSL/Apache works, but everything goes through fine.
Steve Lewis
Unix Systems Group
University of Texas at Dallas
On Tue, 18 Jan 2000, Mark Breitenbach wrote:
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> Hey folks...
>
> Thanks again for the help so far guys... this has definitely been a learning
> experience.
>
> Next step: I'm trying to get the ApJServMount tag in jserv.conf
> to apply to an https server. All of the examples state that an example
> like:
>
> ApJServMount /servlet /servlets
>
> will map the user request of:
>
> http://hostname.com/servlet/TestServlet
>
> to:
>
> class 'TestServlet' in zone 'servlets'.
>
> I can grok that, and my earlier attempts with the 'Hello' class worked just
> fine. However, what if the client request is:
>
> https://hostname.com/servlet/TestServlet
> ....^----note the 's'...
>
> How will it treat the secure connection? Does it matter?
> Do I have to define anything special in the various config files
> or even the VirtualHost to make this behave?
>
> All I'm getting right now is the 'not found' errors on the requested class.
>
> Any insight would be appreciated...
>
> Regards,
> - Mark
>
> PS - pardon the crosspost, but I figured this would apply to both lists since
> it is in regards to SSL as well.
>
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