Lars,
If the web service uses basic authentication you can embed the user name
and password in the URL, for example:
<map:generate src="https://username:[EMAIL PROTECTED]/blah/blah" />
Cheers,
Antony
Lars Huttar wrote:
Hello,
We have a Cocoon application that has been accessing a web service to
get some data.
It uses your basic
<map:generate src="http://remotehost/blah/blah"; />
It's all worked fine in development, but now in QA and production, the
web service will be accessible only via https through a reverse-proxy
server.
So when Cocoon tries to connect to the web service, it has to accept the
certificate, and it also has to submit authentication information to a
login page (the first time). Is Cocoon able to do that?
How do we make Cocoon accept the certificate?
And how to submit authentication information to a login page that will
appear only the first time: Do we have to use flowscript?
Thanks,
Lars
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