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BTW, I look down upon some politicians in USA. They are very ugly, aren't they?
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Look at the servlet runner logs. Should be at least a hint as to the problem. I assume
Jserv provides logging for errors.
--Mike Hogarth
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On 11/24/1999 at 9:51 AM Darko wrote:
>Hello,
>
>I have installed everything on my linux redhat 5.2 box, Jserv, Jdk1
Hello,
I have installed everything on my linux redhat 5.2 box, Jserv, Jdk117_v1a, JSDK2.0
and everything is fine, I can compile my servlets on my server no problem.
The only issue I have is I cant access it thru the browser. Whenever I try to
access Hello servlet or any other I get INternal Serv
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Subject: Re: SSl and servlet engine
>
>[Note that there are two separate messages above, one in response to
>the other.]
>
>There are really two separate issues here. One is where the servlet
>engine is on the server end of the https request (i.e. sitting behind
>the web se
ts. I dont think servlet engine cares about any of these.
> >
> > Madhavi
> >
> > -Original Message-
> > From: A mailing list for discussion about Sun Microsystem's Java Servlet
> > API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eric
> >
Milt
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Sent: Wednesday, November 24, 1999 9:26 AM
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Subject: Re: SSl and servlet engine
On Wed, 24 Nov 1999, Thomas M. Sasala wrote:
> The isSecure() method is new to the Servlet API 2.2.
> Jserv does not support 2.2.
You can also use getScheme() (in Ser
>
>[Note that there are two separate messages above, one in response to
>the other.]
>
>There are really two separate issues here. One is where the servlet
>engine is on the server end of the https request (i.e. sitting behind
>the web server), and one where it is the client of the https request.
On Tue, 23 Nov 1999, Pankaj wrote:
> Hello,
> here's my very small contribution. As far as i know JWS is the only
> web server which comes with a https enabled Servlet Engine.
>
> I think for making https calls from the servlet you need a servlet
> engine capable of handling "https" protocol(i.e.
m's Java Servlet
> API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eric
> Wang
> Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 10:23 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: SSl and servlet engine
>
> Can someone answer my simple question?
>
> As we konw, there are a lot of se
cares about any of these.
Madhavi
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API Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Eric
Wang
Sent: Tuesday, November 23, 1999 10:23 PM
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Subject: SSl and servlet engine
Eric Wang wrote:
>
> Can someone answer my simple question?
>
> As we konw, there are a lot of servlet engines. Most of them don't
> implement SSL protocol. While, Most Web server implement SSL protocol.
> Am I right?
yes. But you don't really need to implement SSL in servlet engine.
>
> My quest
Hello,
here's my very small contribution. As far as i know JWS is the only web server
which comes with a https enabled Servlet Engine.
I think for making https calls from the servlet you need a servlet engine
capable of handling "https" protocol(i.e. it has an HTTPS URLHandler and
SSLSocket imple
Can someone answer my simple question?
As we konw, there are a lot of servlet engines. Most of them don't
implement SSL protocol. While, Most Web server implement SSL protocol.
Am I right?
My question is: The servlet engine send the HTTP respond to the client
directly without the SSL support pro
Message-
From: Hendrik Schreiber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 03, 1999 6:19 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: SSL and Servlet
Hi!
you need some extra software like JSSE from Sun.
-hendrik
Om Band wrote:
> Hi, How can I make an SSL connection to a remote p
Hi!
you need some extra software like JSSE from Sun.
-hendrik
Om Band wrote:
> Hi, How can I make an SSL connection to a remote port through servlet
> ?? The architecture is like this.
>
>* My APPLICATION will send a HTTP request to *MY SERVLET* (say
> GET).
>* In response, *M
Hi,
How can I make an SSL connection to a remote port
through servlet ??
The architecture is like this.
My APPLICATION will send a HTTP request
to *MY SERVLET* (say GET).
In response, *MY SERVLET* will make an SSL
connection to a *REMOTE SERVER* at a particular Port.
And fi
> The only catch is that you will need a digital certificate signed by a
> recognized certificate authority.
Correction: you will need a digital certificate. It can be signed by you.
Check out http://www.openssl.org for a free package that you can use to produce
your own certs.
-- Charles
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Date : mercredi 3 novembre 1999 16:43
Objet : Re: SSL and Servlet
>Hi,
>weblogic 4.5 supports client to server ssl communication as well as server
>to server ssl communication.
>The only catch is that you will need a digital certificate signed
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