Joost Kuif wrote: > Hi, > > I have a website which consists of a http and a https(ssl) part. In the > future i'll have a Apache webserver in front of the cocoon server. > > At the moment HTTPS is only used for logging in to the website. > The HTTP part (running on Cocoon) contains a login form which posts its > data to a servlet listening on a HTTPS port. After the userdata is > validated the user is redirected back to the HTTP site. > Now i want to add other functionality to the HTTPS part (like users > being able to change settings). And cocoon funtionality is likely to > move more towards the HTTPS part. > > And i wondered: Is it possible to connect to only one cocoon instance > from both the HTTP and HTTPS port on the apache webserver via AJP (and > in this way prevent that we have to maintain two sourcetrees)? >
I'm doing this same thing and it works just fine, though I'm using mod_proxy rather than AJP. But I don't see why it couldn't also be done with the AJP connector, just duplicate its configuration in your SSL VirtualHost.
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