You can probably do that yourself if you really want to.
I've been digging in the source code and as far as I can see, all you need is to overwrite the getScheme() method in your link component of choice to always return "https" if the page it refers to is considered protected by your application. You could get hold of the page and check for a "page-is-secure" meta-tag or something in that method and then act accordingly.
A simpler approach, I guess, would be if your only protected page is some sort of login page... If that is the case, you could perhaps just make a LoginLink component?
-Filip Detlef Schulze skrev:
Hmm. I wonder why there wasn't implemented something like a "secured" attribute on the page. Would be much simpler if the page knows that it should be secured an all links to it automagically use https.
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