Hi George,
I didn't manage to follow up on testing tomcat behind apache with https
proxying which I'll try to squeeze in today - but it appears you are cool
with it.
Does the configuration symbol tapestry.hostport-secure (or
tapestry.hostport) help you do what you want (+ tapestry.hostname if
needed)?
http://tapestry.apache.org/configuration.html about half way down.
CM
On Thu, 06 Nov 2014 04:25:06 +1100, George Christman
<gchrist...@cardaddy.com> wrote:
So it looks as if when I don't secure the pages, then tapestry is
building
relative page links which seems to work perfectly; however when I
generate
emails with absolute links in them, it seems to generate a link with
http://
rather than the secure schema, but with the correct server name from the
proxy, however without absolute I get a relative url. If I set it to
secure, then I get an absolute secure link with the local server name
rather than the proxy server name. Any thoughts on how to handle this
without having to manually set the server name?
On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 10:13 AM, George Christman
<gchrist...@cardaddy.com>
wrote:
Hi everyone, my company wants to secure our entire site and handle https
decryption at the proxy and pass the request along to the app server
over
port 80. How can I generate the page links as https without having to
secure all the pages? I don't want the app doing redirects to port 443
because our app server doesn't listen on port 443, only 80. I thought
about
overriding baseurl which I could probably do if I just had two server
environments using the production mode boolean, but unfortunately we
have 3
and I don't know how to pass those environments into baseurl. I also
know I
could probably secure the links, however I'm looking for an application
wide solution to this situation. Any thoughts?
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