Re: SSL / Form Help Please?
Re: SSL / Form Help Please?
- Subject: Re: SSL / Form Help Please?
- From: Chuck Hill <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 13 Jul 2006 09:39:06 -0700
Hi James,
On Jul 13, 2006, at 9:07 AM, James Cicenia wrote:
I have a simple implementation.... my whole application is in SSL
mode.
This is what our customers want. It works great in 99.9% of the
application,
however, in one spot it breaks. It is turning the form action URL
into http and
not https.
Just to clarify this: if you look at the source of the generated
page, are the URLs in the form and submit buttons absolute (http://
or https://) or relative to scheme and domain (e.g /cgi-bin/
WebObjects....)? If the latter, the problem must lie elsewhere. If
the former, and it is http:// check the form for an isSecure (or is
that secure?) binding and also see if it is using an action binding
or the href binding.
Nowhere have I explicitly gone out of SSL mode unless the send
mail function in ERJavaMail is somehow doing it.
The only ways I can think of to get out of SSL are (1) redirecting to
a http:// url and (2) the user clicking on a link/ submit that has a
http:// url. If you are sending a WOComponent based e-mail it is
possible that this is doing something to the context() which is
affecting URL generation.
Stranger still, the urls on the same form all have https in them?!
Not sure what you are saying here.
Any pointers would be greatly appreciated as this little issue is
causing me
too much time.
HTH
Chuck
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