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Peibel,
peibel wrote:
[Can Tomcat be set up to use two different types of SSL connections?]
Depending on the page you requested enter with user certificate or not.
So, you want to use client certificates for some pages, and no
authentication for others? That shouldn't be a problem. You want to set
up CLIENT-CERT as your authentication method, and then set authorization
constraints only for those pages that require CLIENT-CERT.
You can use SSL for all requests, even if they don't need authentication.
See http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/ssl-howto.html
The documentation for the SSL connector says that the clientAuth
attribute should be set to want which means that it will accept a
client certificate from the client but will not require one.
Hope that helps.
Sorry for my English
No problem!
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