ese requests to the other server; this can be used to
avoid such warnings and single-source issues, at the expense of some
overhead in your web service and a responsibility to manage the security
appropriately.
- Rob
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Hi,
Rob Heittman wrote:
> You'd have to change the CSS to also reference the images, etc. over
> https. The warning you describe will be triggered whenever you have an
> HTML page, delivered over https, that calls images, CSS, or javascript
> from another source, delivered over http. This isn
tation) so i made an external
> > stylesheet n saved my .css file and linked it to my html restlet and
> began
> > to test n here u r what i found (note: i'm running the whole application
> via
> > secured HTTPS):
> >
>
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nked it to my html restlet and began
> to test n here u r what i found (note: i'm running the whole application via
> secured HTTPS):
>
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add to Rob's hunch --
My
guess is that you are using a relative URL to access the CSS, and that
you don't have a trailing slash after your base URL. For example, your
base URL might be:
http://localhost:8080/myapplication/main
While
your CSS link would be:
Re: CSS and HTTPS problem ...
Hard to diagnose without seeing the HTML source ... but is it possible your
HTML is constructed with an absolute URL (starting with http://) in the CSS
tag? Any snippets of the HTML you can share, or a link to a
page if it's public?
On Fri, Mar 27, 2009 at 10:46 AM, Mohamed Abdel-Aziz Bayoumi <
Hi All,
It's been a long time since i posted here ... hope u r all fine n well ..
Now my problem. I've planned to add some style to one of my restlet (which is
actually a TEXT_HTML MediaType repreaentation) so i made an external stylesheet
n saved my .css file and linked it to my html restlet a
