Hello,
here's my very small contribution. As far as i know JWS is the only web server
which comes with a https enabled Servlet Engine.
I think for making https calls from the servlet you need a servlet engine
capable of handling "https" protocol(i.e. it has an HTTPS URLHandler and
SSLSocket implementation). And only JWS has this. Please correct me if i am
wrong.. anyone..?
Since i am working on the same thing.. Hope we can help each other.
Pankaj.
Eric Wang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone answer my simple question?
As we konw, there are a lot of servlet engines. Most of them don't
implement SSL protocol. While, Most Web server implement SSL protocol.
Am I right?
My question is: The servlet engine send the HTTP respond to the client
directly without the SSL support provided by Web server, doesn't it?
Actually,
I want to know the whole flow of the HTTPS with servlet engine.
Thanks in advance.
Wang
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