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Far and away the easiest way to solve this is with a Filter that will 
sendRedirct to scheme that the webapp wants to respond to.  It is also 
possible to do with multiple <Service> elements, but I don't recommend that 
route.

"Bai Shen" <baishen.lists@gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:ade7ea200801111245g50c0c84p153d55c4c48d053e@mail.gmail.com...
>I have several web apps running on tomcat, each with their own context.  I
> also have connectors for 80 and 443.  The problem is that I'd like some of
> the context's to use port 80 only, and some of them to use port 443 only.
> Right now, tomcat will accept connections to all contexts on all defined
> ports.
> 




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