You can mark specific pages as HTTPS specific using @requiresHttps.
Then just set the ports in your application class.
setRootRequestMapper(new HttpsMapper(getRootRequestMapper(), new
HttpsConfig(80, 443)));
On 1 March 2012 14:10, Douglas Ferguson <the...@gmail.com> wrote:
> In 1.4 I had ao code up some interesting work arounds to get my app to
> redirect between http and https based on which page you are requesting.
>
> I remember at the time Igor told me that it would be much easer in 1.5.
> Can anybody point me in the redirection?
>
> I'm considering 2 schemes.
>
> 1) Running the entire app over ssl (then I just need to detect http and
> redirect to https)
> 2) Keep it as is, Only have the login, signup and payment screens be https
> and then redirect to http.
>
> Regardless I'll need to detect http/https and then redirect if necessary.
> Would this still be done in the AuthorizationStrategy?
>
> I've noticed that RequestCycle has changed, and many methods I used are
> gone.
> I.E. I used to use requestCycle.getPageParameters() to get the parameters
> do that I when I redirected to login I would retain the params,
> so after logging in the user could be sent to their original page.
>
> Douglas
>
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