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Christian Schrader wrote:
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> Thanks,
> I haven't updated to the 1.1b3 version, since I want to wait, until it is
> production stable.
> But I understand this correctly: A syncronize in my saveFile function
> wouldn't work between the SSL server:443/servlet and the server:80/servlet.
>
Why did you understand this ???
I said : your browser (tested with Navigator) send the session cookie
regardless the protocol used.
This means that you can use http or https and hit the same zone, even on
different mount points.
You can use 1 Apache listening http on port 80 plus the same Apache (or
another one on THE SAME HOSTNAME) listening https on port 443 and only
ONE JServ listening on port 8007. If the same session id is shared
between secure & nonsecure servers, no problem on the java side. JServ
can even ignore the protocol used (http/https).
ex:
ApJServMount /servlet /root
ApJServMount /sslservlet /root
with /sslservlet possibly restricted (by Apache) to SSL protocol.
http://localhost/servlet/test and https://localhost/sslservlet/test
will hit the same servlet test in zone root and share the same session.
Jean-Luc
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