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Andrei,
On 3/17/2011 2:04 PM, andrei d wrote:
> So there are no relevant hooks in the Tomcat connectors and/or no way
> to instrument that code?
If you are using plain-old Java SSL, then Tomcat is not part of the
equation: the Java runtime establishe
Chris,
So there are no relevant hooks in the Tomcat connectors and/or no way
to instrument that code?
(I assume that's where the connections are established)
I am trying to avoid using client test code for this since I'd like to
do the measurement on a production system under real load.
Thanks,
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Andrei,
On 3/16/2011 1:59 PM, andrei d wrote:
> Is there a way for Tomcat to time the overhead introduced by using an SSL
> connector? (vs a non-ssl one)
> I was hoping I could use a Valve for this, but it looks like by the time a
> valve is hit, the
Is there a way for Tomcat to time the overhead introduced by using an SSL
connector? (vs a non-ssl one)
I was hoping I could use a Valve for this, but it looks like by the time a
valve is hit, the Connector already established a connection.
thanks in advance
andrei