Wicket just redirects what it has (and internally wicket redirects to relative urls)
So weblogic makes it absolute (with http://servername:port )
But the ssl load balancer should rewrite that complete part.
johan
On 11/6/06, Joshua Lim <
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Hi igor
Yes you are right, between the (loadbalancer) LB and apache and Weblogic (internal nework) they are all over http - and only the browser to the LB is SSL...
Is there something at the application level that I can do to make it work ? I am afraid I might have difficulty getting the convincing them reconfigure their "standard" LB setup to always forward with "https"
thanks
JoshOn 11/6/06, Igor Vaynberg < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:afaik wicket should not mess with http vs https, it works on whatever the request is. so it might be that your loadbalancer forwards the request over http instead of https so to wiket it seems like you are accessing over http?
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