Its the server end that is causing me the exception
and not the client end. It's an exception in the JSP
code getting executed on the JRUN.
Like I mentioned before
"jsp code tries to create an https URL and it throws
"java.net.MalformedURLException: unknown protocol:
https"
Since the ssl is not started on the server it fails to
recognize a https protocol
Thats the way Im looking at it. But if you have any
other views to it, as to why this exception is
occuring, I would appreciate that
Paul
--- Milt Epstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, PAUL SIMON wrote:
>
> > Mike you were right...'cause from what I read JRun
> doesn't currently
> > support SSL. It depends on native web server SSL
> support (which in
> > mycase is IIS). There's an article about it in
> the Allaire
> > Knowledge Base under JRun & SSL at
> www.alliare.com. From the
> > article I have fathomed that by configuring Master
> Properties file
> > for www sevice (machine level) I can run
> individual servlets under
> > SSL. I will look into this a lttle closely and
> update you guys on
> > the same
>
> Let's be clear about what we're saying here. JRun
> is a servlet
> container, normally configured as a web server
> add-on. But it also
> comes with its own little web server. *That* web
> server does not
> support SSL. But when you use JRun as a web server
> add-on, whether
> you can use SSL depends on the web server you are
> using. I believe
> IIS does support SSL, but I don't really know
> anything about it. And
> when you use JRun (and in fact most web server
> add-on servlet
> containers), there is little or nothing you need to
> do to make it work
> with SSL -- that is part of the web server, and
> (mostly) transparent
> to JRun (I say "mostly" because there may be some
> slight changes you
> need to make in the configuration).
>
> And this all has to do with JRun being on the server
> end of the https
> transaction, it doesn't say anything about it being
> on the client end.
>
>
> > --- Milt Epstein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > On Mon, 28 Aug 2000, PAUL SIMON wrote:
> > >
> > > > Friends,
> > > >
> > > > Pbm : How to start SSL with JRUN server A
> piece of
> > > code I have here
> > > > creates an https URL and it throws
> > > "java.net.MalformedURLException:
> > > > unknown protocol: https" This occurred with
> > > WebLogic once and I just
> > > > started SSL on the server and the problem went
> > > away. I haven't been
> > > > able to find a way to start SSL with JRUN. I
> am
> > > trying Allaire web
> > > > site http://www.allaire.com/ . In the mean
> time if
> > > this forum could
> > > > provide me some help, I would really
> appreciate
> > > that
> > >
> > > I'm a little confused by your situation.
> There's
> > > two ways you could
> > > be using SSL/https, one, where you're acting as
> the
> > > server end of the
> > > https transaction, and two, where you're acting
> as
> > > the client end.
> > > When you talk about starting SSL on the server,
> it
> > > sounds like the
> > > former; when you talk about creating an https
> URL,
> > > it sounds like the
> > > latter. They really have nothing to do with the
> > > other, and enabling
> > > SSL on the server shouldn't affect the exception
> > > you're getting. To
> > > fix that, you need some library that handles the
> > > client end of https
> > > transactions (I believe Sun's JSSE can do this).
> > >
> > > Also, I don't believe the simple web server that
> > > comes with JRun can
> > > do SSL.
> > >
> >
>
> Milt Epstein
> Research Programmer
> Software/Systems Development Group
> Computing and Communications Services Office (CCSO)
> University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC)
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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