RMI Through Apache-Weblogic Bridge

Hi,
How to use RMI in apache-weblogic bridge
Thanks,
Siva E.

[email protected] (srinivasa reddy) wrote in
<39bb039e$[email protected]>:
>
hi,
I have a basic question, does webloigc support apache-weblogic
bridge with mod_ssl/any ssl installed on apache.
thanks & regards
[email protected]
There is a mod_wl_ssl.so in sp4 (i believe). mod_ssl extends Apaches API
and thereby breaks the WebLogic bridge. For raven installations you need
mod_wl_ssl_rave.so because raven extends the API even further.
Joel
E-Mail: (jbf (at) proceedo dot com)

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