If I get a HttpsURLConnection like you've said, and then get an
InputStream as connection.getInputStream(), I can't read anything from
that stream, and metthod InputStream.available() returns 0. All this is
true if you use a 'https' url, not a 'http' one.
You can try it one day when you have en
Ok. I can't use https from applet because I've realized that you can't
use methods like url.openConnection() nor url.openStream() if url is
'https' like.
This applet has to get images from server. You'll ask why I don´t use
getImage() or Toolkit.getImage(), the answer is that we don't work with
Hi all,
I'm working with the next scenario: I have a web application running
under apache-mod_jk-tomcat. I access this application through https, but
I have an applet into a page, this applet access the server periodically
to get data through http (I can´t use https at this point, it´s a
requi
n.doFilter(req, response);
> }
>
> /**
>* toString
>* @return string containing the version information
>*/
> public String toString() {
> return VERSION_STRING;
> }
>
> /**
>* destroy
>*/
> public void destroy(
on't mind putting my two
> pence worth in.
>
> I'm not that sure about the client side but I've heard
> mention of something called Squid which can cache
> static content quite well and would sit as a proxy in
> front of Tomcat.
>
> Gluck
>
> --- Bell
Hi all,
I have a web application in Tomcat 5.0 (standalone) that does image swapping
for some mouse events.
My problem is that IE does a GET request everytime I change an image's src
atribute. No matter if I
preload all document images with imgX=new Image(); imgX.src = '...', the
browser always re
Hi all,
I'm using Tomcat 5.0, and I'm having a very strange problem. Sometimes, when
a client sends several continuous http requests to the server, it receives
http headers when it should only be the body. If in method doPost()I call
request.getInputStream, I can see header lines. I'm using Apache
