IllegalArgumentException using file://

[Christophe Sebille]

Hi,

  I've got an exception using Struts ImageTag. It sends a
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException in
org.apache.catalina.connector.HttpResponseBase. I've declared this tag :
 html:imge src=file://I:/applications//myimage.gifproperty=ok
/

   It seems Tomcat doesn't like this in the toAbsolute method.

   Is there a way to tell Tomcat that it can use file:// protocol ?

  My config : Struts 1.1b2, Tomcat 4.0.3

Regards

Christophe


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Not retrieving home made trusted certificates

[Christophe Sebille]

Hi,

  The aim is to use a server ( Tomcat ) to authenticate web users thanks to
their certificate.

  I've imported with keytool trusted certificates made by OpenSsl when
Iuse -list option I have for each certificate a 'trustedCertEntry'
indication ( the CA certificate have been imported with -trustcacerts
option ). It seems Ok.

  So I run Tomcat with -Djavax.net.debug=all option. No certificate is
prompted. I tried the -genkey method, the key is seen at jvm starting but at
handshake with the client I have a 'Could not find trusted certificate'
fatal, description = certificate_unknown ( I understand that because client
certificate and generated key don't match ).

  I don't know where I'm wrong, maybe it's in Tomcat's configuration. I'd
like to know what's prompted where everythiing runs well.

Thanks in advance,

Christophe


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[ Resolved ] Not retrieving home made trusted certificates

[Christophe Sebille]

  To add the home-made CaCertificate I used keytool without specifying the
cacerts file from %JRE%\lid\security directory so keytool added it to
%USER_PROFILE%\.keystore and Tomcat use this file to retrieve keys and not
cacerts.

  Adding explicitly the filename to cacerts, it works 

Christophe


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Retrieving certificates with Apache - Tomcat connectors

[Christophe Sebille]

Hi,

  I'd like like to know the state of implementation for both connectors JK2
and mod_webapp about the fact of passing SSL Certificate from Apache to
Tomcat. I've seen in JK2 documentation that it was a missing feature and for
mod_webapp that it wasn't fully implemented.
  As my information sources seem to be quite old, could you tell me please
what's possible to do today to retrieve the certificates ?

Thanks in advance,

Christophe


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