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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Ed <6b...@jetable.org> on 2006/02/07 23:30:06 UTC
Basic modjk + ssl + tomcat question
Hi!
(modjk newbie)
I'm using a modjk+SSL config (I did not make myself) that is mapped to a
single worker.
Behind, a single AJP connector recieves everything.
The question is : how do I know from my webapp that a request is using
SSL or not.
I saw the "secure" configuration attribute to the connector, and this
leads me to think I actually need 2 AJP connectors (one for each case)
and thus 2 workers. Am I wrong? *
What's the right way of discriminating SSL and non-SSL requests within
my webapp ?
Do I need to change my current Apache/modjk config?
Any advice welcome :)
cheers
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Re: Basic modjk + ssl + tomcat question
Posted by Mike Sabroff <mi...@cygnusb2b.com>.
Because ssl only works through https:// You should really split that
up though
Bill Barker wrote:
> "Ed" <6b...@jetable.org> wrote in message
> news:43E91F6E.5000701@jetable.org...
>
>> Hi!
>>
>> (modjk newbie)
>> I'm using a modjk+SSL config (I did not make myself) that is mapped to a
>> single worker.
>> Behind, a single AJP connector recieves everything.
>> The question is : how do I know from my webapp that a request is using SSL
>> or not.
>>
>>
>
> Httpd/IIS/SunOne sends this information to Tomcat as part of the AJP/1.3
> protocol. As a result, you can just use:
> if(request.isSecure()) {
> // SSL processing
> } else {
> // non-SSL processing
> }
>
>
>
>> I saw the "secure" configuration attribute to the connector, and this
>> leads me to think I actually need 2 AJP connectors (one for each case) and
>> thus 2 workers. Am I wrong? *
>> What's the right way of discriminating SSL and non-SSL requests within my
>> webapp ? Do I need to change my current Apache/modjk config?
>>
>>
>
> Nope, the "secure" configuration attribute is ignored by the AJP/1.3
> connector (which causes a few complaints ;-).
>
>
>> Any advice welcome :)
>>
>> cheers
>>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Basic modjk + ssl + tomcat question
Posted by Bill Barker <wb...@wilshire.com>.
"Ed" <6b...@jetable.org> wrote in message
news:43E91F6E.5000701@jetable.org...
> Hi!
>
> (modjk newbie)
> I'm using a modjk+SSL config (I did not make myself) that is mapped to a
> single worker.
> Behind, a single AJP connector recieves everything.
> The question is : how do I know from my webapp that a request is using SSL
> or not.
>
Httpd/IIS/SunOne sends this information to Tomcat as part of the AJP/1.3
protocol. As a result, you can just use:
if(request.isSecure()) {
// SSL processing
} else {
// non-SSL processing
}
> I saw the "secure" configuration attribute to the connector, and this
> leads me to think I actually need 2 AJP connectors (one for each case) and
> thus 2 workers. Am I wrong? *
> What's the right way of discriminating SSL and non-SSL requests within my
> webapp ? Do I need to change my current Apache/modjk config?
>
Nope, the "secure" configuration attribute is ignored by the AJP/1.3
connector (which causes a few complaints ;-).
> Any advice welcome :)
>
> cheers
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