How to specify -D to Tomcat NT service

Hey All, I am currently installing Tomcat on a Windows 2000 box and cannot see any way to specifying -Duser.home=x Can anyone tell me how this is done? Thanks, Ramsay -- Ramsay Domloge Lead Developer W : http://www.arkemedia.com T : +44 1256 869 200 F : +44 1256 329 119

Re: Issuing self-signed certificates to users for SSLv3

Try BouncyCastle (www.bouncycastle.org) R [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi there, I know it's not absolutely tomcat-specific, but maybe another Tomcat-user has come across this issue. We want to set up a Certificate Authority and issue self-signed certificates to users which then will use SSLv3

Re: getting browser certificate into servlet

SSLVerifyClient require in httpd.conf Also, you will have to specify the SSLCACertificate which must have signed the user cert, and you probably want to specify the SSLVerifyDepth as 1. If you need any further help just ask - I am getting quite familiar with the fun and games of setting up

Re: instance names problem will pay $2 for solution

Michael, I think what you need is some reflection to sort out your problem: String className = red; Class c = Class.forName(className); Object o = c.newInstance(); Red red = (Red)o; Does this help? Ramsay Michael Ni wrote: i will pay $2 usd if you can solve my problem. i'll

Re: Not starting with j2ee.jar in /lib direcotry

I believe that using j2ee.jar will screw with Tomcat's own codebase. You should use a JavaMail extension instead See http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/ to download just the JavaMail extension. R Alexandre Alvarez Martini Santos wrote: Hello, I put j2ee.jar in /common/lib directory and

Re: IllegalStateException on JSP page

Kenny, I am not sure of my facts here, but I believe that response.sendRedirect() may close the response. If you then attempt to write to the response afterwards, you get an IllegalStateException. Since your code is in a JSP page, this causes problems - after Tomcat has processed the

Tomcat Certificate extensions

Hey All, Can anyone tell me what certificate types Tomcat accepts? Which extensions are supported? Which extensions will cause an error? Does Tomcat have any limits on the accepted key length? Ramsay

Tomcat and SSL

Can anyone tell me what classes I should look at in the Tomcat sourcecode to find the code that automatically spots certificate data in the request and converts it to javax.security.cert.Certificate objects? Ramsay

Re: Fix for SEVERE: Certificate convertion failed, bug in Tomcat-connectors-4.1.24

Thank God! I have been stuck on this for 10 days now, and I have been going a bit loopy! I really need to apply this patch *today*, but I'm having difficulty getting hold of all the sourcecode that I need to apply the patch to I would *really* appreciate it if you could help me out here

+ExportCertData causes certificate conversion error

Hey All, Sorry for the repeated postings, but this problem is something of an urgent one... I am experiencing an error in Tomcat when it tries to build the client certificate object into the request before being passed to my servlet. I am using Apache 2.0.44 with mod_ssl and mod_jk. The sysem

Re: no Tomcat process error stopping service (Red Hat 8.0)

if you do netstat -l you should see that there is already an app using port 80. Either that or you are trying to run Tomcat not as root which will be denied since ports 0 - 1024 are restricted to root only. Ramsay Lisa Foister wrote: hmm... ok, here's what's in the log (this should be exactly

Re: AIX 4.3.3 JK2 (mod_jk) ? (help !)

Finding the right mod_jk is a real pain, unless you use the link in the mod_jk documentation. I looked for hours for the correct binary, but got nowhere looking through the various links on jakarta.apache.org. If you look at http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/jk2/jk/aphowto.html

Tomcat certificate problem

Hello, I am buidling a small PKI app which uses Apache and Tomcat. The app uses certificates with 2-way authentication. Apache provides the initial authentication, and Tomcat then needs to gain access to the client cert and log the request. I am getting the error below now that I have

Tomcat/Apache 2-way SSL authentication

Hey All, I am currently building a PKI bolt-on for an exisiting insecure web application and have run into trouble at the last hurdle. I have written a CA using BouncyCastle's library with JCE which will be used to create certificates to gain entry to certain restricted areas. I am using

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RE: RTFM?

It's a crude term used by computer nerds in frustration meaning Read the fucking manual. Usually means that you have asked a question that is covered in the basic tutorials, or which is clearly documented somewhere or has already been covered in previous discussions. -Original Message-

RE: newbie: instance problem

Yes you do - but not for JSPs it seems. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Gnanasekaran Thoppae Sent: 15 May 2001 14:43 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: newbie: instance problem Hi Keith, Does this mean, when developing servlets one