I reinstalled openlaszlo using the plan you provided. When I tried to access the explorer via HTTP I got an out of memory error. So I increased available memory (-Xmx1024m), restarted the server, and was able to access the explorer via HTTP.
Next I tried to access the explorer via HTTPS and there were no error messages but the UI would not progress past the hourglass. I didn't see anything suspicious in the server logs so I searched Laszlo's support forums for HTTPS and found this post: http://www.laszlosystems.com/developers/community/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=509
From reading that thread it looks to me like laszlo is attempting to
make reentrant HTTPS connections which fail because the server certificate is not trusted. It seems you can work around this by either importing a trusted certificate or adding the server's certificate to your JVM's truststore. There are instructions in the forum post referenced above. Best wishes, Paul On 10/7/06, Münch Uwe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Aaron, okay! SSL is still running, but not the laszlo explorer on ssl (https). So I need the crossdomain.xml or any other and if, where must this placed? http --> http://fbdm126-96.dm126.fh-furtwangen.de:8080/openlaszlo/laszlo-explorer https --> https://fbdm126-96.dm126.fh-furtwangen.de:8443/openlaszlo/laszlo-explorer Best regards, Uwe
