>The idea is if you don't
>specify the "https://www.mydomain.com" part of it, it will use
>whatever was used for the original request (both protocol and
>domain). I think in general there are pros and cons to doing it this
>way, but it should deal with the situation here.
If you don't use a fully qualified URL
- "https://www.mydomain.com/myPage.html" - you don't use SSL.
If I ask for http://www.mydomain.com/myPage.htm and myPage.html requires
SSL I get "Error 403 SSL required" from the web server. The same happens
with a servlet (IIS4.0+JRUN).
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