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From: Maureen Fisher <mf12@cornell.edu>
Subject: Slightly OT: mapping jsp to SSL
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Is anyone mapping their jsp requests to be passed through their SSL host? I have Apache 1.3.12, Tomcat 3.1. I've set it up so that Apache handles only static requests; all requests for jsp are passed through to tomcat.
What I *really* want is that all jsp requests from a certain directory be passed through apache with ssl, through its port. I've been experimenting with mod_rewrite, but not doing too well. 
Is this the best way, or is mod_proxy the way to go? 
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