jon * wrote:
Please also note that you don't have any
<img src="http://somethingsomething/etcetc">
^^^^^
Otherwise you'll get a message stating that there are insecure data in
the document.
David Heremans
>
> > I'm trying to write a login servlet that works inside an SSL
> session.
> > No matter what I do -- even if I just return some text! -- my
> browser
> > informs me that I have requested an insecure document, and the stuff
> I
> > send could be intercepted. That was the whole point of using
> mod_ssl --
> > to encrypt everything!
> >
> > So I am wondering, "Can I force my servlet to use SSL? How?"
> >
> > Any help would be enormously appreciated!
>
> Make sure that you are doing a form POST submission to https://
> instead of
> http://. if that isn't your problem, then rtm (read the manual) on how
> SSL
> works. You need to get your ssl key signed by a certified authority
> (ie:
> thwart or verisign).
>
> -jon
>
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