Hello folks,
I have a set of web services installed in Tomcat 6.0.26 that I would like to
access using HTTPs, I have following the instructions in Tomcat web side to
set up JSSE support and now I can access the web services using SSH.
My question is what do I have to do in my Java client-side cla
using JSSE
keystore tool and I had read that those kind of certificates must be
accepted explicitly by the client (the same that browsers do), therefore I
was wondering how can I do that in my client to accept that automatically...
2010/11/16 André Warnier
> Moley Harey wrote:
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> On 11/16/2010 9:33 AM, Moley Harey wrote:
> > My question is what do I have to do in my Java client-side classes to
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> > with HTTPS requests [to] Tomcat? Do I have to accept somehow the
> certificate
> > provided by Tomcat in my
Hi Charles,
I created a new servlet context and added the configuration you sent me in
its web.xml and it worked fine ;-)
Thanks a lot for your help!
2008/7/25 Caldarale, Charles R <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> > From: Moley Harey [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi folks!
I have a simple Java client that execute a HTTP PUT request to upload a file
under Tomcat webapps folder, the thing is that every time I try to upload
the file I get the response code "Forbidden 403".
I have read that Tomcat do not come by default with the HTTP PUT feature
enabled (whic
Hi folks,
I am having problems using Tomcat 5.5.20 with Java jdk1.5.0_08 in a Debien
machine.
The problem is that every time I start Tomcat then 15 instances are started
instead of one single process as I am used to in other Tomcat environments I
have used before.
As so many processes are runni
