Hi,
I'm getting a ClientAbortException in my logs, when a browser cancels a
dialog with the server. This is OK, but in Internet Explorer (6+7) I'm
not able to show a customized error page to the user. I've tried with
this tag - both in my own web.xml and Tomcat's web.xml:
error-page
$ControlRunnable.run(ThreadPool.java:685)
at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:595)
Is this Internet Explorer behaviour - and can this be fixed?
regards,
kews
Bill Barker wrote:
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Hi,
Thanks for your answer Mark! I would
One additional comment:
The exception is not thrown when the user clicks Cancel - it's thrown
when IE accesses the page and presents the Choose certificate dialog
box. So the exception is thrown before any user interaction (besides
from typing the URL) :-)
regards,
kews
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. Thank you.
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Subject: Re: Handling javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: null cert chain
One additional comment:
The exception is not thrown when the user
Hi,
How do I handle this exception, when the user clicks Cancel upon SSL
Client authentication when prompted for a certificate.
javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException: null cert chain
Tomcat throws this exception, but I would like to catch it and redirect
the user to a proper error page. The
see the exception occurs within the JSSE - this is where the
confusio starts :-)
...solutions are very welcome!
regards,
kews
Mark Thomas wrote:
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Hi,
How do I handle this exception, when the user clicks Cancel upon SSL
Client authentication when prompted for a certificate
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Hi,
...unfortunately I never get that far where I can catch the exception.
The exception is thrown within Tomcat and in my application code.
(I'll assume there's a rather critical not missing from the last
clause in the above
Hi,
...unfortunately I never get that far where I can catch the
exception.
The exception is thrown within Tomcat and in my application code.
(I'll assume there's a rather critical not missing from the last
clause in the above sentence.)
Of course - NOT in my application code :-)
If the
Hi guys,
When a client cancels a SSL Client Auth request, Tomcat ends the request
and it's not possible to catch this error - Does anybody have a
solution to this problem?
Regards,
kews
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Problem: I have a Tomcat server with only one webapp.
When deploying the server with only the SSL connector defined the webapp
cannot be contacted with the browser (404 in both IE and firefox).
Now: the 1st strange thing is that the webapp has no problems whatsoever
when the non-ssl
Hi,
I would like to know if it is possible to disable a servlet within a web
application while it is running. My scenario is, that I would like to
turn on/off different features in my webapplication. These features are
implemented as servlets and therefore be able to turn them on and off
Peter Crowther wrote:
A Tomcat-specific solution: Implement a Valve that intercepts all
incoming requests (it has to be a tomcat-specific Valve rather than a
Filter, because Filters are per-webapp). In that Valve, examine the
request URL, determine which servlet it maps to, check whether then
Hi,
I've configured Tomcat 5.5.17 to use CLIENT-CERT as authentication
mechanism via web.xml in my web application. This works as expected and
the user gets prompted for a certificate. I'm facing a problem, because
when the user supplies a certificate that has expired Tomcat throws an
control to the webapplication. Hence, the exception is not catchable
inside my webapplication, but is to be handled in some other way
inside the Tomcat engine.
...Suggestions are still very welcome :-)
regards,
kews
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Hi,
I've
Hi,
I agree that a lot of people don't make much effort to solve their own
problem before posting; however, there are a few good reasons for it.
First of all, humans are social by nature; and, for most humans a mailing
list or discussion group is first, and foremost, a social activity.
I think it's in the parser--it ignores dollar signs and pound signs.
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Subject: Pound sign £ in passwords
Hi,
I recently uploaded an updated Struts application to a remote server. Now I
get this message (below: UnsupportedClassVersionError). I am using Tomcat
5.0.27. I do have 5.5 on that system, but everything points to 5.0.27 (as
far as I can tell). I am running Java 1.4.2_01_b06. I have the
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