Hi ! My first project at work I tried to use Tapestry for was canceled because of deadline constraints and some https-issues I could not solve at that time.
Ok, so I went back to Tapestry in my spare time - I think this framework is absolutely great. I want to use it for projects at work. And now (getting around the Login-Page :) ) time is come to implement secure connections again :( And I still have absolutely no idea, how to do this. The 'scheme' binding used on links doesn't work for me - so there is no build in support for https in my point of view. Kent Tong gave me some hints at that time (building an own LinkRenderer) but I gave up because it got to complicated. Why does the included scheme binding not work for me ? Examples: Tomcat on local machine, port 8080. The link rendered when using https-scheme looks like: https://localhost:8080/myApp/my.page :( Using Apache as a proxy running on port 80, forwarding to localhost on port 8080, the link looks like: https://mydomain:80/myApp/my.page :( When using an own LinkRenderer I could solve this problem - but then I have to use this Renderer on all links on my site - not to comfortable. So for me, Tapestry doesn't do the job (maybe there is a solution I am not aware of - so please tell it to me :) ). Currently my planning is to move all secured pages in /WEB-INF/secure and use Apache as an proxy to forward this path to https (anyone aware of a source for downloading Apache binary with included ssl-support for Windows ? :) ). But I am almost sure, that there is a solution out there. So it would be great, if anyone could give me some hints (links or keywords) how to implement https 'the clever way' :) Many thanks !! Gerald --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
