Actually,i'm developing a system that incorporates apache+ssl+tomcat.
Basically,i managed to developed have of the project with apache and tomcat.Unfortunately,i encounter some problem when it comes to getting ssl+apache+tomcat under win98.
Do any of you have any experience in getting ssl work together with apache+tomcat via mod_jk?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, loads of experience but unfortunately few answers!
It can be really tricky to get a set of components - each version having pros and cons - and build them to get a working system.
The company I was working for eventually descided to buy Stronghold (from RedHat I think) which comes with support and the apache ssl module is included and pre-built.
Stewart
Dunno if this is going to help you, but I used mod_jk with Apache and Tomcat on NT, and we got it working after a while. However, if your site doesn't *really* need Apache (I know its faster for HTML pages etc), consider using Tomcat 4 on its own. It has the easiest SSL configuration I've come across - basically 2 steps you need to follow.
> Dunno if this is going to help you, but I used mod_jk
> with Apache and Tomcat on NT, and we got it working
> after a while. However, if your site doesn't *really*
> need Apache (I know its faster for HTML pages etc),
> consider using Tomcat 4 on its own. It has the easiest
> SSL configuration I've come across - basically 2 steps
> you need to follow.
>
Hi,
I am looking for answers to this type of question. I am trying to get
the certificates that my company bought to work with Tomcat 4. It is
apart of the J2EE pattern Java Pet Store 1.1.2. When I turn on the
SSL, it works fine. But when I replace the self signed certificates with
imported signed certificates with the same name that the self signed
are using (this is after days of trial and error) the whole ssl stops
working. Do you know how to install the signe certificates in the place
of the self signed ones that the programs comes with?
Thanks for any information you can give me.
