apache ssl or tomcat ssl?

2004-09-09 Thread Fred Blaise
Hello 

Tomcat newbie over here.. I was wondering.. I have my apache server set
up to handle SSL (443) and my tomcat (5.0.28) as well on port 8443.
Is there any reason why I should use the Tomcat SSL, whereas I already
have apache SSL?
Only thing I see at the moment is that some places (like my company)
block outbound ports, so I am able to get to my 443 port, but not 8443.

Thanks.

fb.


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Re: apache ssl or tomcat ssl?

2004-09-09 Thread Colin Woods
 Tomcat newbie over here.. I was wondering.. I have my apache server set
 up to handle SSL (443) and my tomcat (5.0.28) as well on port 8443.
 Is there any reason why I should use the Tomcat SSL, whereas I already
 have apache SSL?
 Only thing I see at the moment is that some places (like my company)
 block outbound ports, so I am able to get to my 443 port, but not 8443.

I believe you can switch ports on either server as you wish, but I
would think apache would serve your ssl requests/responses faster. 
You could probably use ssl on either and pick a different port.  BTW I
imagine it's also possible to have apache proxy your ssl connections
to tomcat; but that's probably OT here.  I'm a newbie too.

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Apache, SSL and TOMCAT

2001-04-11 Thread davea

Hi,

 I'm confused and can't find any good documentation dealing with TOMCAT,SSL and
Apache.  I'm using a 128 bit SSL key from Verisign with my Apache web server.
I noticed in the TOMCAT's server.xml file a series of steps to be completed if
I need SSL support.  I don't understand step 1 and 3. I'm new at this so please
forgive me.  But what is JSSE and where do I added it to the CLASSPATH.  If I'm
intergrating TOMCAT with Apache why do I generate key as outlined in Step 3.

Dave




RE: Apache, SSL and TOMCAT

2001-04-11 Thread Michael Klimkin


Try to use
http://www.ccl.net/cca/software/UNIX/apache/solaris-t3.2b5/README.shtml

It really helps me

Michael

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Hi,

 I'm confused and can't find any good documentation dealing with TOMCAT,SSL
and
Apache.  I'm using a 128 bit SSL key from Verisign with my Apache web
server.
I noticed in the TOMCAT's server.xml file a series of steps to be completed
if
I need SSL support.  I don't understand step 1 and 3. I'm new at this so
please
forgive me.  But what is JSSE and where do I added it to the CLASSPATH.  If
I'm
intergrating TOMCAT with Apache why do I generate key as outlined in Step 3.

Dave



Re: Apache, SSL and TOMCAT

2001-04-11 Thread Mark Johnson

I found very useful doc for the installation (if you plan to use
apache+mod_ssl+OpenSSL) at http://modssl.org. Having compiled and
configured apache+mod_ssl+OpenSSL, I recall it was fairly
straightforward to then get Tomcat working with it, using Tomcat's
configuration doc.




Apache SSL or Tomcat SSL

2001-04-03 Thread patrick

Hey All,

Newbie here.  Been working with this stuff for about a week and a
half now.  Boss told me to get Tomcat and SOAP and add them to
the apache server and demonstrate they work.  Well, it took some
time but that's done.

Now he says:  Add SSL

My question is   I've been reading every thing I can get my
hands on and it looks like I can:

1) Add SSL to apache and run two servers (http on 80 and https on 
443 or whatever) or use the Virtual host stuff

-or-

2) Add SSL to Tomcat.

Do I need to do both even if all secure traffic will come through
Tomcat or could I get by just by getting Apache-SSl working?
Is one easier than the other (Apache with SSL or Tomcat with SSL)?

Particulars:  I'm running Apache 1.3.19, Tomcat 3.1.1, Soap 2.0,
  on a Solaris 7 System.
TIA,
Patrick.

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RE: Apache SSL or Tomcat SSL

2001-04-03 Thread Oliver H. Ohly

SSL is needed between HTTP-Server and Browser, so you need Apache SSL; the interaction 
between Tomcat and Apache is likely on the same system, the Tomcat SSL-Settings in 
Server.xml are not valid for ajp12, ajp13...

Gru?e, Olly

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 Subject: Apache SSL or Tomcat SSL
 
 
 Hey All,
 
 Newbie here.  Been working with this stuff for about a week and a
 half now.  Boss told me to get Tomcat and SOAP and add them to
 the apache server and demonstrate they work.  Well, it took some
 time but that's done.
 
 Now he says:  Add SSL
 
 My question is   I've been reading every thing I can get my
 hands on and it looks like I can:
 
 1) Add SSL to apache and run two servers (http on 80 and https on 
 443 or whatever) or use the Virtual host stuff
 
 -or-
 
 2) Add SSL to Tomcat.
 
 Do I need to do both even if all secure traffic will come through
 Tomcat or could I get by just by getting Apache-SSl working?
 Is one easier than the other (Apache with SSL or Tomcat with SSL)?
 
 Particulars:  I'm running Apache 1.3.19, Tomcat 3.1.1, Soap 2.0,
   on a Solaris 7 System.
 TIA,
 Patrick.
 
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Apache-SSL or Tomcat-SSL

2001-04-02 Thread patrick

Hey All,

Newbie here.  Been working with this stuff for about a week and a 
half now.  Boss told me to get Tomcat and SOAP and add them to
the apache server and demonstrate they work.  Well, it took some
time but that's done.

Now he says:  Add SSL 

My question is   I've been reading every thing I can get my
hands on and it looks like I can add SSL to apache and run
two servers (http on 80 and https on 443 or whatever) or use
the Virtual host stuff

-or-

Add SSL to Tomcat.

Should I be doing both?
Is one easier than the other?

Particulars:  I'm running Apache 1.3.19, Tomcat 3.1.1, Soap 2.0, 
  on a Solaris 7 System.

TIA.
Patrick.

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