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SSL + Servlets

Dont Ban Me · 2004-03-08 17:07:42

Does anyone know how to make servlets secure using SSL ??

08-03-2004 5:07pm

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Does anyone know how to make servlets secure using SSL ??

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#2 08-03-2004 5:42pm

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Just turn on ssl. It's completely transparent to your servlet code.

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#3 08-03-2004 5:49pm

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you mean just change the link to

https://localhost:8043/jsp/page

Is it as simple as that? I think the ssl port is 8043 isnt it?

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#4 09-03-2004 7:02pm

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If you are responsible for the application container or webserver or whatever, you need to turn on ssl. If you aren't responsible for it, ask whoever is to turn on ssl.

When they've done that, then yeah, you should be able to just use https instead of http and it will work..

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