The best action is to convince tomcat that even if it received the request via HTTP the URL namespace is https://
Regards Henrik m�n 2003-01-27 klockan 11.33 skrev Rapha�l Bordet: > Hi, > I've got some troubles with servlets applications served by Tomcat. > Squid is configured as a HTTPS and HTTP front-end for many web servers. Any > servers are Apache on the front-end and Tomcat over WARP connection for the > backend. According to documentation about virtual hosting reverse proxy, any > connections between squid and Apache servers are made by HTTP protocol. > An application like Netsaint which does not require Tomcat work fine, but any > applications behind Tomcat send a HTTP redirection and web clients are given an > url like http://virtual.domain.tld/servlet/foo.jsp instead of https://... > > How can I enforce rewriting url in http://... form to https///... form ? > > Regards, -- Henrik Nordstrom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> MARA Systems AB, Sweden
