Greetings,
I have observed that with the default configuration where the name
is 'localhost', Tomcat will change the Host and X-Forwarded-Host headers to
the IP address of the local machine. For my use case, this is highly
undesirable behavior, because the hostname is meaningful to my applicatio
> Exactly. An ELContext is being created so that listener should fire.
Cool, thanks!
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On Fri, Mar 3, 2017 at 7:58 AM, JR McVicker wrote:
> When I go to https://webadvisor.cornerstone.edu my page does not load. If
> I take out https and replace it with http the page loads and it uses https.
And it's using a non-standard port:
https://webadvisor.cornerstone.edu:8443/WAPROD/WebAd
On 3 March 2017 18:08:26 GMT+00:00, Mike Strauch
wrote:
>>> The former solution looks possible and - based on a fairly quick
>review
>>> of the specs - should be happening anyway.
>
>Just wanted to clarify here. Are you saying that it is correct to
>assume that each tagfile invocation should be
>> The former solution looks possible and - based on a fairly quick review
>> of the specs - should be happening anyway.
Just wanted to clarify here. Are you saying that it is correct to
assume that each tagfile invocation should be accompanied by a
ElContextListener.contextCreated() call? or wou
On 03.03.2017 16:58, JR McVicker wrote:
Good morning. I am trying to setup a redirect using Apache Tomcat but I
have not located any clear directions on how to set one up.
When I go to https://webadvisor.cornerstone.edu my page does not load.
Can you be a bit more specific ? what /does/ happe
Good morning. I am trying to setup a redirect using Apache Tomcat but I
have not located any clear directions on how to set one up.
When I go to https://webadvisor.cornerstone.edu my page does not load. If
I take out https and replace it with http the page loads and it uses https.
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JR McVi
On 03/03/17 06:20, Suvendu Sekhar Mondal wrote:
> Mark,
> I am running Tomcat as a Windows service.
Then I suspect that supporting this would require changes in Apache
Commons Daemon which is what Tomcat uses to start the Windows service.
It would probably be quicker for you to run Tomcat from th
