> WebAppConnection warpConnection warp dislink.jcte.jcs.mil:8601
> WebAppDeploy examples warpConnection /examples/
the port number here is the port on which the Tomcat end of Warp listens for
Warp protocol connections from Apache.
It corresponds to a Connector of class Warp declared in server.xml.
You could forward the authenticated request (eg in your authentication
servlet) to a protected resource (ie the index of the secured part of your
webapp). To force a switch to SSL you would configure the redirect
attribute of your HTTP connector listening on port 80 to redirect to port
443 when the protected resource specifies a requirement for SSL.
This is all in the online documentation which is duplicated in the
/tomcat-docs tree of the sample webapp distributed in the Tomcat source and
binary bundles. If you already have Tomcat up and running in standalone
(out of the box) mode point your browser at
http://your.tomcat.server:8080/tomcat-docs/index.html
> - Another area of confusion I'm having is with the server.xml file.
> Within the file it states
>
> <!-- Replace "localhost" with what your Apache "ServerName" is set to -->
> <Engine className="org.apache.catalina.connector.warp.WarpEngine"
> name="Apache" debug="0" appBase="webapps">
>
> But, where is the local host statement in the line above. I tried
> adding name='mywebserver',
> and when I restarted Apache and TOMCAT my complete Apache web server
> hangs and I can't find any
> errors.
>
> So if someone has any good examples of a server.xml and httpsd.conf
Ignore it. The documentation answers all these questions and is much
quicker for you than posting to mailing lists.
The documentation is online also at http://jakarta.apache.org/
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