The best idea is to use Apache in front of Tomcat.
The advantages :
- ability to use just one SSL certificate to handle multiple sites ( apps )
using mod_proxy module
http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_proxy.html
- ability to rewrite URLs in any way to archieve desired behaviour
it is great information if I use Apache.. thanks
But please tell me, do I need to use Apache or Jboss's tomcat server would be
sufficient? ..
In case of Jboss, how can I achieve snme behaviour ?
Thanks for understanding my problem ..
looking forward..
Awais Bajwa
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About tomcat, I think, you should check current schema
( http or https ) and forward to some start page with desired schema .
Maybe you can use filters for it.
Use separate filter for login page that checks about http only.
About other pages, use filter that accepts only https.
In the case if
Hi Scott,
Thanks for your reply, but you didnt understand my probelm. And there is no
fruit in the link you sent me, as I've already completed steps iin the link
suggested by you.
Once again:
I have installed SSl certificate successfully as provided in the wiki's link
above. Now my site is
Any JBoss guru can answer this question ?
it has become a bottle neck and i believe it is a tiny issue.
regards
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sorry to get back to you so late.
In jboss 325, request.getUserPrincipal() returns Identity(members:user1) instead of
user1. That's the reason my CustomRealm code failing to look for the user details.
Now my questions are
1) request.getUserPrincipal should return user1 instead of Identity
Have tried your jsp code, but that also does not work for me.
Do i need to modify something in login-config.xml ? I have added following bits to the
default login-config.xml
!-- GDS Login Module --
login-module code = com.xxx.gds.jaas.GdsJBossLoginModule flag =
You'll have to debug your custom GdsJBossLoginModule. There were some refactorings in
the login module layer to support x509 cert based login modules so look into whether
this broke your login module.
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Infact its not refactoring. One of the class has changed!
In jbosssx.jar, AbstractServerLoginModule.java class, CreateGroup method returns
SimpleGroup if it didn't find one instead of NestableGroup.
The change between AbstractServerLoginModule.java is
284c284
roles = new
As stated in the release notes:
Change the behavior of the base createGroup to use a SimpleGroup rather than a
NestedGroup as the latter precludes the ability to combine roles across login modules.
If that is the desired behavior the subclass would create its own NestedGroup instance.
How does
Hi,
If the problem is in my code, it would not work in jboss 3.2.3 or jboss 3.2.4. But my
same code is working with Jboss 3.2.3 and jboss 3.2.4 but NOT with jboss 3.2.5. Which
leads to the conclusion, something has changed in Jboss 3.2.5 in ssl/authentication
layer.
The exception shows
Maybe JBoss does something more correctly than before. Tell what you are doing and
how this differs from what happened before. Maybe even show your code.
There is no way anybody can help with an Exception you defined being thrown in your
code without saying what is happening!
Joachim
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Here is the code snippet/my test jsp page
%@ page import = com.xxx.gds.security.* %
%@ page import = java.util.* %
%@ page import = java.lang.* %
%@ page import = javax.naming.* %
%@ page import=org.jboss.security.* %
%
GdsDAO dao =
Here is a trivial jsp page that shows a principal with secured with basic auth using
both ssl and non-ssl connections:
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] import=java.io.*,javax.naming.*,
| java.util.Date,
| java.util.Enumeration,
|
Looks like a problem in your code somewhere.
Maybe a problem with DNS caching ? Note that the JVM caches DNS entries when not told
otherwise.
Joachim
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Explain how this exception relates to ssl.
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