I have built a test machine running Apache SSL and the Apache JServ module. I want to pass the available SSL_CLIENT_ CGI environment variables to a servlet as parameters which will be used in turn to query a directory server containing access control information. I thought it would be ideal to use JServSSI and pass the output from tags such as <!--#echo var="SSL_CLIENT_DN" --> off to a servlet run via the <SERVLET> tag. I figured I could enable both Server Side Includes via [AddType text/html .jhtml, AddHandler server-parsed .jhtml] and JHTML pages via [JServ ApJServAction .jhtml /servlets/org.apache.jservssi.JServSSI] in the httpsd.conf file. However, I can't seem to simultaneously invoke server-parsed code and embedded <SERVLET> tags. I tried the XBitHack directive without any luck either. getenv() is completely deprecated, and getProperties() is quite limited. I could always run a simple PERL script to get what I want and write it to some scratch space read in by the servlet, but this is rather crude. Someone suggested I look at the JavaCGI package (http://www.orbits.com/software/Java_CGI.html). But before I go any farther, am I by chance overlooking an easier way to pass off CGI environment variables to my servlets? Comments or suggestions welcome. Stephen Thomas ------------------------------------------------------------ To subscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Problems?: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
