Re: Mixing secure non-secure pages in the same application
hi,
The solution we are using in our application is to have two instances of
the application running, on in secure mode and another in unsecure mode.
Whenever we want to access the secure pages, we simply redirect to the
secure application and vice versa. There is no session problem either since
the session is shared between the applications.
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At 06:56 AM 2/20/2001, you wrote:
That solution doesn't get around having multiple pages secure and some non
secure though. Ibelieve you need to use URL redirection within your servlets
and that should work. It would be good if we could do something similar to
Apache with the .htaccess files as that is how I have worked this solution
(only for static web site though).
Mark
In ${orion_home}/default-web-app make an index.html that redirect to
port 443 that should do it.
Matt
Thomas Pridham wrote:
I have jumped through the Verisign hoops and have installed my
certificate. Here is my issue:
How do you serve both secure and non-secure pages from the same
application
Right now, my entire application is secure and served from port 443.
If someone types in the URL, the server does not respond because I am
not running anything on port 80. For a VERY temporary fix, I turned
on IIS on the same box, and do a redirect from IIS:80 to Orion:443.
My goal is to have one application, serve the splash screen in
non-secure mode, and serve the rest of the screens in secure mode.
I searched the documentation / mailing list, but did not find
anything.
Thanks,
Tom Pridham
Software Engineer
Computer Management Consultants
6951 Pistol Range Road
Tampa, FL 33536
813-935-7332 ext. 165
813-854-4538 - Fax
http://www.cmctpa.com
http://www.oakscape.com
Mixing secure non-secure pages in the same application
I have jumped through the Verisign hoops and have installed my certificate. Here is my issue: How do you serve both secure and non-secure pages from the same application Right now, my entire application is secure and served from port 443. If someone types in the URL, the server does not respond because I am not running anything on port 80. For a VERY temporary fix, I turned on IIS on the same box, and do a redirect from IIS:80 to Orion:443. My goal is to have one application, serve the splash screen in non-secure mode, and serve the rest of the screens in secure mode. I searched the documentation / mailing list, but did not find anything. Thanks, Tom Pridham Software Engineer Computer Management Consultants 6951 Pistol Range Road Tampa, FL 33536 813-935-7332 ext. 165 813-854-4538 - Fax http://www.cmctpa.com http://www.oakscape.com
Re: Mixing secure non-secure pages in the same application
In ${orion_home}/default-web-app make an index.html that redirect to port 443
that should do it.
Matt
Thomas Pridham wrote:
I have jumped through the Verisign hoops and have installed my certificate.
Here is my issue:
How do you serve both secure and non-secure pages from the same
application
Right now, my entire application is secure and served from port 443. If
someone types in the URL, the server does not respond because I am not
running anything on port 80. For a VERY temporary fix, I turned on IIS on
the same box, and do a redirect from IIS:80 to Orion:443.
My goal is to have one application, serve the splash screen in non-secure
mode, and serve the rest of the screens in secure mode.
I searched the documentation / mailing list, but did not find anything.
Thanks,
Tom Pridham
Software Engineer
Computer Management Consultants
6951 Pistol Range Road
Tampa, FL 33536
813-935-7332 ext. 165
813-854-4538 - Fax
http://www.cmctpa.com
http://www.oakscape.com
Re: Mixing secure non-secure pages in the same application
That solution doesn't get around having multiple pages secure and some non
secure though. Ibelieve you need to use URL redirection within your servlets
and that should work. It would be good if we could do something similar to
Apache with the .htaccess files as that is how I have worked this solution
(only for static web site though).
Mark
In ${orion_home}/default-web-app make an index.html that redirect to
port 443 that should do it.
Matt
Thomas Pridham wrote:
I have jumped through the Verisign hoops and have installed my
certificate. Here is my issue:
How do you serve both secure and non-secure pages from the same
application
Right now, my entire application is secure and served from port 443.
If someone types in the URL, the server does not respond because I am
not running anything on port 80. For a VERY temporary fix, I turned
on IIS on the same box, and do a redirect from IIS:80 to Orion:443.
My goal is to have one application, serve the splash screen in
non-secure mode, and serve the rest of the screens in secure mode.
I searched the documentation / mailing list, but did not find
anything.
Thanks,
Tom Pridham
Software Engineer
Computer Management Consultants
6951 Pistol Range Road
Tampa, FL 33536
813-935-7332 ext. 165
813-854-4538 - Fax
http://www.cmctpa.com
http://www.oakscape.com
