Re: [OT] Re: Tomcat SSL Enabled - Popup information on pages : Contains se cure and non secure items

2006-03-31 Thread vijay venkataraman
Thanks to everyone who offered help. I just figured out the problem is 
with IE 6 + SSL + flash. IE Doesn't work fine when specific headers are 
set.

http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/knowledgebase/index.cfm?id=fdc7b5c

Thanks,
Vijay Venkataraman

Dave Newton wrote:


vijay venkataraman wrote:
 


I checked all files. js, css, jsp and other files. There is debug
statements and all request go through a specific filter. There is not
even a single http request.
I am looking for something like live http header for IE. I  found
something by name ieHTTPHeaders - but doesn't seem to work.
   



You could always use a proxy or sniffer to look at the requests.

But really, this should be quick to deal with by looking at the HTML/JSP
source; just look at every external resource.

Dave



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[OT] Re: Tomcat SSL Enabled - Popup information on pages : Contains se cure and non secure items

2006-03-31 Thread Dave Newton
vijay venkataraman wrote:
> I checked all files. js, css, jsp and other files. There is debug
> statements and all request go through a specific filter. There is not
> even a single http request.
> I am looking for something like live http header for IE. I  found
> something by name ieHTTPHeaders - but doesn't seem to work.

You could always use a proxy or sniffer to look at the requests.

But really, this should be quick to deal with by looking at the HTML/JSP
source; just look at every external resource.

Dave



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