Https and request.getScheme()

I have Apache and Jrun 3.1.
When I'm in https and I run request.getScheme(), I get http instead of https.
From HttpUtils.getRequestURL(request) I get a string beginning with http:// but containing the correct https port (443).
I was using Jrun's BASIC authentication with https without problems. Now I'm trying their FORM authentication and as soon as I give username and password it bumps me out of https into http.
Any ideas?

hi
i am also facing same problem.
i am using tomcat with apache
if you found any solution then
please reply
Rajan

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Switching between https and http requests

Hi,
Our application is built using ADF 10.1.3
This application need to be integrated with an in house built single sign on system. ( SSO system is built in C# and .NET)
This single sign on system only understand https request. Once user is validated against single sign on system, our application's authorization page is called in HTTPS mode. Once the user is authorized, he is forwarded to home page. While forwarding to home page, we want to convert the HTTPS request to HTTP.
Currently once the user is authenticated, all requests are happening in HTTPS mode.
We do not know how to make http request from existing https requested page.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Ranajit

Hi,
the way to do this is by redirecting the call from a PhaseListener or command button. The solution Avrom refers to is a PhaseListener that uses XML configuration file to determine whether or not the page you are navigating to requires https or http. The code that handles the protocol switch is printed below
* Determines if the requested page requires SSL and if the current protocol
* meets this need. If not the protocol is switched between http and https
* @param viewId
* @param pageRequiresSSL
public void handleProtocolSwitch(String viewId, boolean pageRequiresSSL)
    ExternalContext exctx = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance().getExternalContext();
    boolean isSecureSSLChannel = ((HttpServletRequest)exctx.getRequest()).isSecure();
    // pages that require SSL and SSL is on, or pages that don't require
    // SSL but SSL is on and should be kept
    if (pageRequiresSSL && isSecureSSLChannel || !pageRequiresSSL && isSecureSSLChannel && isKeepSSLMode) {
    printDebugMessage("Page requires SSL = "+pageRequiresSSL+", channel is secure = "+isSecureSSLChannel+", is keep SSL = "+isKeepSSLMode);
    printDebugMessage("No protocol change required");
    // page requires SSL and SSL is not active. Switch to SSL.
    if (pageRequiresSSL && !isSecureSSLChannel) {
      printDebugMessage("Page requires SSL = "+pageRequiresSSL+", channel is secure = "+isSecureSSLChannel);
      printDebugMessage("Protocol change required to use https");
      switchToHttps(viewId);
    // switch to HTTP is page doesn't require SSL and channel isn't secure
    // and isKeepSSLMode is false
    if (!pageRequiresSSL && !isKeepSSLMode && isSecureSSLChannel) {
      printDebugMessage("Page requires SSL = "+pageRequiresSSL+", channel is secure = "+isSecureSSLChannel+", is keep SSL = "+isKeepSSLMode);
      printDebugMessage("Protocol change required to use http");
      switchToHttp(viewId);
    if (!pageRequiresSSL && !isSecureSSLChannel) {
      printDebugMessage("Page requires SSL = "+pageRequiresSSL+", channel is secure = "+isSecureSSLChannel);
      printDebugMessage("No protocol change required");
* Switches from https to http using a redirect call
* @param viewId
private void switchToHttp(String viewId) {
      FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
      ExternalContext exctx = facesContext.getExternalContext();
      ViewHandler vh = facesContext.getApplication().getViewHandler();
      String pageURI = vh.getActionURL(FacesContext.getCurrentInstance(), viewId);
      //redirect to http URL
      String remoteHost = getHostNameFromRequest();
      printDebugMessage("Switch to http on host "+ remoteHost);
      try {
          String port = httpPort.equalsIgnoreCase("80") ? "" : ":" + httpPort;
          String url = "http://" + remoteHost + port + pageURI;
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          //TODO check request Map
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* @param viewId
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      FacesContext facesContext = FacesContext.getCurrentInstance();
      ExternalContext exctx = facesContext.getExternalContext();
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      printDebugMessage("Switch to SLL/https on host "+ remoteHost);
      try {
          String port = httpsPort.equalsIgnoreCase("443") ? "" : ":" + httpsPort;
          String url = "https://" + remoteHost + port + pageURI;
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          //TODO check request Map
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Logging HTTP and/or SOAP packets in standalong OC4J v10.1.3.2

I'm running OC4J standalone v10.1.3.2 on RH5 linux. I'd like to know how to turn on logging so that all incoming HTTP data can be viewed.
I've basically got a Web Service which is failing to execute from some clients (but not all) due to a SOAP11 version mismatch problem. If I could see the incoming HTTP and/or SOAP request then I could determine where the inconsistency is coming from.
Here's an extract of the returned SOAP error:
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I've tried editing j2ee-logging.xml and set the logging level to FINEST and TRACE but it's still not logging out the HTTP traffic.
Any ideas welcomed,
Thanks

Andy,
Which log files are you looking at? There is a server.log that will be impacted when you set the logging level to FINEST. Since you want to look at http requests, have you considered using Fiddler on the client side? It's pretty verbose but you can see all sorts of info including data posted to forms.
-Michael
PS
URL:
http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/oc4j/htdocs/oc4j-logging-debugging-technote.htmlTake a look at the "Debug Options in OC4J" section. There are several HTTP debugging options listed.
Edited by: Michael F. Hardy on Dec 17, 2008 9:40 AM

Using ADFS authentication to perform SSO via HTTP GET request

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The situation is that i want the clients to perform SSO to the website via a link they receive in their mailboxes.
I thought about a solution that combines JWT in a URL link that each user will get to his private mail. this link will contain the users' claim (such as ID Num, given from AD DS Server dedicated especially for them).
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Sandra
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The basic flow of a Where 2 Get It REST API call is:
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2) URI encode it,
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4) then parse the return XML document.
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Retrieve data/files fro HTTP POST request in On-Demand process

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HTTP GET request to XI

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developing/deploying a proxy ejb for this purpose seems good,
but, deploying a custom servlet (for calling that ejb) seems "not-so-standard" way,
since i m very new to custom j2ee development in XI, i have certain queries:
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Maintaining Sessions between http and https

I have a web application in which I want my users to view the login page over SSL and send the login request via SSL also, but then I want to revert back to http://
My problem is, and i've seen this problem on loads of boards with no real resolution, during the login I set some objects with in the session that are used to display information in other parts of the site... but the session object is being lost!!!
I am using Tomcat as my web server, I saw an article on JavaWorld titled "mix protocols transparently in web applications", and apparently to over come this problem if you are using WebLogic 6.1 there is a parameter in the weblogic.xml file that must be configured, but I cant find a similar one on Tomcat!!!
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Thanks a million for the answer, I have got it working now, but I had to do something a little different for any one else who experiances this problem I'll go through it... I set an attribute in the context which was named the the value of the current session id and contianed the session object. Then when leaving the login handeling in my dispatcher servlet I apended the session id to the url of the next jsp called. In this jsp then I retrived the "secure session" object from the context, this so far is what you suggested.
But then I had to loop through "non secure session" object's attributes and set them in the "non secure session" object, that is I was not just able to reset the "non secure session" object equal to the "secure session" object as when I went on to the next page it was reset to the "non secure session" object again!
The fact that the session object is changed when moving between http and https is (according to Tomcat buglist) a bug of Tomcat 4.1 and did not occur in tomcat 3.2

HTTPS and a Proxy server?

Does the plugin-in still not work with HTTPS and a proxy server?
From plug-in docs -
"Java Plug-in supports http, ftp, gopher and SOCKS v4 protocols through the proxy server. Currently, Java Plug-in does not support https (SSL). "

Hello
I am making HTTPS calls from within my applet code and this works fine using the basic Java Plug-in support for HTTPS.
This means my code basically does:
URL url = new URL("https://myhost.com/servlet/Test");
URLConnection conn = url.openConnection();
etc..
We are using Java 1.4.2. I've read in the "How HTTPS Works in Java Plug-in" for 1.3, that the plugin uses the browsers API for making HTTPS connections. Is this still the case for 1.4?
My basic problem is that it all works fine if the browser is NOT configured to use a proxy server. If a proxy server is configured we get the following Exception in the client:
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I have read that "Sun's Java Secure Socket Extension (JSSE) library allows you to access a secure Web server from behind a firewall via proxy tunnelling. However, JSSE expects the proxy's reply to the tunnelling request to begin with "HTTP 1.0"; otherwise, it throws an IOException" (http://www.javaworld.com/javatips/jw-javatip111_p.html)
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How do I use JSSE from within an applet if all the proxy information I seem to need to set in the JSSE code is held by the browser?
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JSF / Switch between HTTP and HTTPS

Hello!
I want to switch between HTTP and HTTPS using JSF.
Under Apache Struts framework I can use struts extension "sslext.jar" to configure switching between http and https in one web application.
e.g. Login-jsp should be secured, all other jsp's should run unsecured.
Any ideas?
regards
Harald.

Thanks,
I made the necessary enhancement for the second phase, password confirmation required when return to SSL zone after leaving it after a succesful login.
I did the following:
1) create a class in the application scope and/or singleton class with the servlet paths that require SSL
2) create a plugin that reads ActionConfigs from the ModuleConfig
3) create a filter that sets a request scope flag that says that password must re-entered.
Code Extracts:
1) MainshopContainer application level parameter singleton class:
private static HashMap sslZoneMap = new HashMap(50); // key = servlet path of request, example /login.do
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return this.sslZoneMap.containsKey(servletPath);
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add a call to loadSSLZoneMap in plugin init method:
loadSSLZoneMap(config, mainshopContainer);
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for (int i = 0; i < actionConfigs.length; i++)
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mainshopContainer.addToSSLZone(servletPath);
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catch (Exception ex)
ex.printStackTrace();
throw new ServletException("Exception caught in loadSSLZoneMap: "+ex.toString()+" Initialization aborted.",ex);
3)
public void doFilter(ServletRequest request, ServletResponse response, FilterChain chain)
throws IOException, ServletException {
HttpServletRequest req = (HttpServletRequest) request;
HttpServletResponse res = (HttpServletResponse) response;
String servletPath = req.getServletPath();
boolean secure= this.mainshopContainer.isInSSLZone(servletPath);
The wole picture:
The filter adds a RequestDTO object that includes all request parameters, one of them is the secure flag.
I have a session scope class UserContainer that includes all the session parameters, one of them is the lastRequestDTO.(last made request)
At the end of all my jsp's I set the lastRequestDTO variable.
In that method I set the passwordConfirmationRequired flag if needed:
public void setLastRequestDTO(RequestDTO _lastRequestDTO)
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I read the passwordConfirmationRequired in all my jsp's in the SSL zone that allow editing or deleting and if that flag is true, a valid password must be re-entered in order to make the updates.
When the password is OK I reset the passwordConfirmationRequired to false.
I need some help for the first phase, that is SSL setup for all actions related to jsp's with url path /account/*
I tought I could define it in the web.xml:
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<web-resource-collection>
<web-resource-name>All Account Related Pages</web-resource-name>
<url-pattern>/account/*</url-pattern>
</web-resource-collection>
<user-data-constraint>
<transport-guarantee>CONFIDENTIAL</transport-guarantee>
</user-data-constraint>
</security-constraint>
but that doesn't work and finnaly understood why:
Example: /WEB-INF/jsp/account/login.jsp corresponds to /login.do
The url pattern /account/* at the container level is never encountered.
Is it allowed to declare the following action path: /account/login instead of /login?
If yes I could add following prefix /account to all my action paths and forward paths and this could resolve my problem.
What's your opinion?
If no, would your library resolve this?
Will all the Struts/JSP/JSTL url generating tags pick-up the required protocol (http/https) according to your configuration file?
Regards
Fred

How can i send xml file with a http servlet request

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Please tell me how can I send a xml file into http servlet request.
I have a servlet(action) java file.From this servlet I have generate a xml file. Now I need to send that xml file to another servlet with http servlet request object.
Dave.

When you say you have generated an XML file what do you mean?
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Is it stored in memory as an object? The pass a reference to the object to the servlet.
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Clarification for HTTP and HTTPS Sender Adapter

Hello together,
after some investigating concering scenarios with HTTP and HTTPS sender there are still some points that are not absolutely clear for me.
I know that it is not necessary to configure an HTTP sender communication channel. However if I want to enforce HTTPS sender communication I think I need to add an HTTP sender communication channel with security settings enabled as well as a sender agreement.
To my understanding these settings are activated on the Adapter Engine (Java Stack), HTTP requests however call the ABAP stack directly. How does this work exactly?
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Hi,
see below is the format for HTTP URL
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw2004s/helpdata/en/43/64db4daf9f30b4e10000000a11466f/content.htm
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HTTP PUT Request for File Uploads is returning a response header with content-length = 0

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Errors are odd too, near the 8KB limit we get a bad gateway error 502, and above that the webpage errors with a connection reset.
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 <cfhttpparam type="header" name="Content-Type" value="text/plain" />
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<cfdump var="#oHttp#">
Dumping the response via GetHttpRequestData() shows that the header's content-length = 0 and content is blank.
Whereas POST requests work fine, cURL has a -F form option which is our fallback but a solution to this would be great.
Here's what I've tried:
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2. Changing IIS config web/webserver http runtime and security.request filtering request limits to much higher values
3. AJP Connector between IIS and Tomcat has a default 8KB header limit, I changed that to 64k on both sides, still nothing
Also am I missing something fundamental here? I thought at the network layer a packet is split up and rejoined, so large content in a http request body should work, what's wrong with Coldfusion 10?

I am familiar with java.net package and know how to
Read and Write Streams.
However, what I do not know is what string
represntation of PUT or POST resquests is?It's HttpURLConnection.setRequestMethod("PUT") or ("POST").
Also you have to setDoOutput(true).
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Using a Jakarta package may be easier, however.

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I would like to send an HTTP Request with an XML File in the body to an SAP System
I have the target URL and the a XML File.
Now the question is. Is it possible to use something like the HTTP_POST FuBa to send an url post request with an xml file?
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I have a php script which exactly do this coding. But to integrate it all in one system it is necessary to transform it into ABAP and call it there.
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function test($productID, $categoryID) {
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 $PIhost = "XXX.wdf.sap.corp";
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 $PIurl .= "?sap-client=800";
 $PIurl .= "&service=XXX";
 $PIurl .= "&namespace=XXX";
 $PIurl .= "&interface=Frontend_Interface";
 $PIurl .= "&qos=EO";
 $PIurl .= "&sap-user=XXX";
 $PIurl .= "&sap-password=XXX";
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 $request .="<n1:FrontendInbound_MessageType xmlns:n1=\"http://crmpiebay.com\">\n";
 $request .= "\t<FrontendInbound>\n";
 $request .= "\t\t<ProductName/>\n";
 $request .= "\t\t<ProductCategory>".$categoryID."</ProductCategory>\n";
 $request .= "\t\t<ProductID>".$productID."</ProductID>\n";
 $request .= "\t\t<MessageID/>\n";
 $request .= "\t</FrontendInbound>\n";
 $request .= "</n1:FrontendInbound_MessageType>";
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$fp = fsockopen($host, $port);
if($fp) {
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 fputs($fp, "Host: $host\r\n");
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Thanks in advance.
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Edited by: Christian Kuehne on Feb 26, 2009 4:32 PM

hi friend could you please share your solution regarding this query if u got it already?

ACE http probe "request method type" mandatory on A3(2.6)?

Hi people,
I recently upgraded to A3(2.6) from A3(2.0) and I don't see the N/A option on the http probe "request method type".
It also has an asterisk * which means it's mandatory.
I tried to set up a new http probe for another farm I am creating and the probe shows status failed, although I can ping and telnet to the http server on port 80 from the ACE context. My probe is like that:
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interval 15
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So my question is: Do I need to set the request method type or something else causes the probe to fail?
thanks a lot.
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What you see is a problem with the GUI.
CSCtg78008 while creating http probe default method slected should be get as in CLI
But the request-method is not required.
So your config should work.
Do a 'show probe detail' to see the failure reason.
Get a sniffer trace as well.
Regards,
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Access denied: HTTP - Host Request with Widget Foundation + Yahoo

Hi,
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An older version of my .kon file has a classic structure, and it works fine, I write the script into the .kon file, it looks like this:
 <action trigger = "onLoad">
 <![CDATA[
 // Standard SAP Widget Foundation Libraries
 include("js/utils/Common.js");
 include("js/utils/PlatformUtil.js");
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 include("js/utils/DataLoader.js");
 include("js/utils/RFCRequest.js");
 request.execute(function(response) ...
 ]]>
 </action>
When I try to use the new structure (the .kon file contains only the source of the script, no CDATA, just 'src = "Scripts/Main.js"' ), and execute the request from the source JavaScript file, then I get this error:
utils.DataLoader]> Exception was catched: XMLHttpRequest.send(): Access denied: HTTP - Host Request.
Saw anybody this problem already?
Thanks,
Gyuri

Hi,
Yahoo has added security control in widgets since 4.5. You should add tag <security> in your widget.xml
 <security>
 <http>all</http>
 <filesystem>full</filesystem>
 <command>true</command>
 <hotkey>true</hotkey>
 </security>
http://widgets.yahoo.com/static/downloads/WidgetsReference_4.5.zip page 33.
Eriks

Https and request.getScheme()

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