Similar problem here, if all the content comes from Tomcat it works fine.
Servlet html that referenced image urls on apache caused apache to die.
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Hi.
I have the same problem as you.
Tomcat4.0 and mod_webapp with SSL it seems to be a taboo topic.
There isn't any information.
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>Hi all
>
>Does any one have an idea how to make mod_webapp work properly with a
apache
>mod_ssl vitual server?
>
>Here is the scenario:
>
>I have a web application that can run in either native tomcat or with
apache
>as a fron end. I use mod webapp to provide a mapping of the application to
>the apache server (ala old style JServ) and then it talks to tomcat on port
>8008. I was under the impression that this is how it works:
>
>apache gets a request for a "mapped" web application so that it looks like
>this: https://somehost/app?<appdata> on the client end, picks up the
>app-data and then shoves it down port 8008 on localhost (thats where the
>warp connector is told to go) and then returns the data to the client via
>SSL. SO it would look like this:
>
>client <--- HTTPS ---> Apache <-- warp connection to locahost:8008 -->
>tomcat
>
>Is this possible or am I better of running native tomcat on port 443 and
not
>bother with apache at all?
>
>regards
>Tomasz Ciolek
>
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