Hi > OK what if I register the domain to point to our companies proxy server ip address and then have the proxy server "URI forward" to https://myMachine:8443/mySSLApp/logon.jsp ?
Not exactly, but similar. Main precondition: Your proxy must be reachable from the outside world - which is usually not the case. Do you want to access the application from the web with http or https? IF you need only http (from outside), your proxy should have no difficulcies forwarding that traffic to your tomcat, which could then run http (no s here) on port 8443. IF you need https (from outside), it is NOT enough to forward a port, but that proxy could then do the redirect to https://youraddress. Furthermore that proxy would need to accept https connections [and will need your certificate for this] and forward that query to your tomcat. For this forwarding you could once again use http because that traffic would be inside your company. You could also use https from your proxy to tomcat, but that would make things more complicated since the proxy would need to act as ssl client. See, that you usually cannot forward https requests without decoding and reencoding them first. [Some exceptions, if there are no other things running on https in the same proxy] cu Steffen --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
