I have a number of tomcat apps, all of which route through a single
apache instance (2.2). I also use rewrite rules at the top level in
httpd.conf to do some simple rewriting
(http://foo->http://tomcat-server/bar, foo being one of a number of DNS
aliases to the apache box). Once in a while I need t
14, 2008 at 12:55 PM, D'Ausilio, John
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> auth through LDAP and requires membership in a specific group. One of
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> app features allows the user to ge
Should also mention .. the OPTIONS request comes in *without* a user,
hence the 401 ..
I've got a tomcat app with apache (2.2) in front of it. Apache handles
the auth through LDAP and requires membership in a specific group. One
of the app features allows the user to generate an csv fi
I've got a tomcat app with apache (2.2) in front of it. Apache handles
the auth through LDAP and requires membership in a specific group. One
of the app features allows the user to generate an csv file from some
data and download it. When this download fires with an IE client, the
browser also issu
