As a standalone server Tomcat is the best server but you can use Tomcat with
other servers
i.e. Apache. Apache has a mod_ssl
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this is not true... Tomcat 3.2b DOES support SSL. Subscribe to the Tomcat
mailing lists for more detail.
Also see: http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/
Regards, Stefan
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i am sorry to say that it isn't.maybe it will be in next version of tomcat.
>Hello,
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>Does anyone know if Jackarta Tomcat is available in SSL? I'm currently
>using the web server started by executing "tomcat start" in Windows.
> I am wanting to put my Servlets into production mode, but I need SSL.
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