Hi
I am creating several components for my web application in java code instead of the xml files. For this I am using a privileged servlet that (besides other things) creates a Connector and a Realm. That's working fine. As I can do context.setRealm(...) I can use a Realm that is loaded in my code (thus using my classloader). I can also set the class name for the TrustManager using the following code when creating the Connector instance: nioConnector.setAttribute( "trustManagerClassName", "mypackage.AcceptingTrustManager" ); While this works, it uses the tomcat classloader instead of my own. So I have to public a single class of my application in a jar file inside tomcats lib folder. Is there another way to set the TrustManager - preferably in a way that does not require changes in the classpath for tomcat? Regards, Steffen
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