Jochen,
I'm guessing that Duke is referring to
org.apache.xmlrpc.secure.SecureWebServer which seems to be troubling
many subscribers to this list.
Wrapping an XML-RPC server in an SSL servlet, or for that matter, using
any https server (like Apache) in reverse proxy mode, is a pretty
straight forward secure server implementation. I'm guessing that's not
what he was looking for.
Adam
Jochen Wiedmann wrote:
"Duke Tantiprasut" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I would like to see security/ssl integrated as much as possible.
> Information and working examples on getting XMLRPC/SSL working
> is very sparse. The gzipCompression would be very welcomed as well.
Sorry, for asking, but what do you want to see? Embedding an
XmlRpcServlet into any SSL enabled servlet container gives you the SSL
server. And using an https:// URL on the client should do the client part?
Jochen
