Hi Koen,

I apologize for wasting your time on this.  I took your advice and tried 
different browsers to connect via https to my application, and to my surprise, 
IE worked just fine.  So there must have been something unique about my Ubuntu 
Firefox that was causing the problem.  That "something" turned out to be the 
"NoScript" plugin that I had running.  Once I configured the plug-in to always 
allow https to localhost, all was well.  Sorry for that.  I should have been 
able to figure that out by myself.

Charlie Hubbard


-----Original Message-----
From: Koen Deforche [mailto:[email protected]] 
Sent: Friday, December 17, 2010 3:16 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Wt-interest] Odd Behavior with SSL Connection

Hey Charles,

2010/12/17 Hubbard, Charles W <[email protected]>:
> The application is constantly updating information read from the instrument 
> being controlled.  Those updates are driven by a WTimer set to expire at 1 
> second intervals.  When I looked at the messages being printed in the window 
> where I start the application, it appears the session is getting refreshed 
> every time the timer expires and all the associated images and other 
> resources are being reloaded.  These constant session refreshes only happen 
> when I'm using https.

For some reason it seems that when using http, the application uses
Ajax as expected, but when using https, the application does not
detect JavaScript/Ajax presence and that is why the application
rerenders itself every second (causing a "refresh").

> Finally, here is a snippet of the messages generated to the terminal when I 
> start the application.  You can see the "Refreshing session" messages 
> appearing at 1 second intervals along with all the resource reloads.

Can you also show the startup log? There should be a request that is
like 'request=script' which indicates that the browser understands
JavaScript. Are you using progressive bootstrap or default bootstrap
mode?

Are you seeing the same behavior with any browser?

We're regularly running small tests using SSL and do not see these
issues, so I suspect there is something about the way your application
is bootstrapped that is odd / overlooked.

Regards,
koen

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