I'm running NES 3.62 and JRun 2.3.3 build 157 with JSP pages.
I need to split my site up with some pages using SSL and others not using SSL. So I
have 2 netscape instances on the same box, one listening on port 80 and the other
listening on
port 443 with SSL enabled. Both sites point to the same root directory so that I have
only one place for my HTML, JSP, and images. This directory has a public subdirectory
and a
secure subdirectory. The 80 site uses URL forwarding to forward any URL prefixed with
/secure/ to go to the 443 site (SSL). The 443 site uses URL forwarding to forward any
URL
prefixed with /public/ to go to the 80 site (non-SSL). This works great.
My problem is that I have 2 JSMs. One linked to the 80 site and one linked to the 443
site. But when a user logs in to the 443 site and creates a session, that info is not
available from JSP pages on the 80 site (because that's using a different JSM).
Is there a different way to accomplish this using only one JSM?? Am I doing this
totally wrong?
Please .... any help is appreciated!
Neil
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