Hi All,
I have an SSL-secured form served by IIS whose POST action invokes a java
servlet as follows using JRun.
<form action="https://cuisone.ca.boeing.com/corba_ssl/LogonServlet.jrun"
method=post name=logonform>
However, when the action is invoked I get a "Security Information" dialog
in my browser that says that, although the page is secure, the data being
transmitted is not secure.
If I use a GET method instead of POST, everything works fine except that
the data (which includes a password) shows up in the URL field of the
browser (something that I would rather avoid).
Now, I am pretty sure that I am getting this message because the web server
(IIS) doesn't think that the servlet specified in the action is secure.
The directory corba_ssl is secured. What am I doing wrong?
I will be indebted to anyone who can help with this.
Kevin Whelan
Boeing Commercial Airplanes
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