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Re: Current status of WO Adaptors
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Re: Current status of WO Adaptors


  • Subject: Re: Current status of WO Adaptors
  • From: Miguel Arroz <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2009 23:59:50 +0000

Hi!

On 2009/02/15, at 23:41, Q wrote:

/Developer/WebObjects543/Developer/Examples/WebObjects/Source/Adaptors

Why don't I have that directory? Do I have to install some extra package?


- What about the Wonder adaptor? I saw, in the repository history, that there's a recent commit with a description close to "Merging with apple code". Is this the same adaptor Apple ships in 5.4? Or these are two different adaptors?

They are virtually identical, although the wonder sources have extra build support for other platforms as well as a couple of minor additions and bug fixes.

OK. The bug I described in the webobjects-deploy list is driving me insane. I finally figured why it doesn't happen on our production and stage servers, nor in my Mac. That's because all those machines are using modern version sof the adaptor (Wonder 4.0 or higher). I used some old version of the FreeBSD WO port on the VM I setup this week, and that still installed the Wonder 3 plugin.


What amazes me most is that it appears that the bug is still there, but it's not triggered due to what could be another bug. There's this code:

#ifdef APACHE_SECURITY_ENABLED
	/******client cert support***** */

	if (req_is_https(r)) {
		const char *hdrValue;
		const char *cert;
		int certLen = 0;

		WOLog(WO_DBG,"We have ssl");

Well, on Leopard I never see the "we have ssl" on the logs. :/ I don't know if that's normal, because the comment says "client cert support", and I'm not using any. But the code says "req_is_https". Anyway, on the Mac it works, and the only difference I see is the OpenSSL version (the FreeBSD version is slightly newer).

  Yours

Miguel Arroz

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