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https in Jboss 5.0.1

 
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I have two different applications deployed in jboss-5.0.1 application server. The WAR files available in my default/deploy folder are myapp1.war, myapp2.war

I have a requirement to access one of the application with secure https protocol. So i need to access my applications as

https://localhost:8080/myapp1 while using myapp1 application and

http://localhost:8080/myapp2 while using myapp2 application files.

Please suggest and guide me how to execute this requirement.

Thanks in advance



 
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Any help on this please
 
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Any idea on this
 
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Are you saying that you want to serve both https and http on the same 8080 port?
 
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yes that's correct.

If not how else can i do it. Please let me know i am new to this configuration.
 
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I think both http and https are different protocols and cant be run on same port.

I achieved running two different applications on 2 different ports though with http and https.

something as

http://localhost:8080/app1
https://localhost:8080/app2


I did it by having two server configuration say default and default1. But the problem is I had to run two instances of JBOSS(I ran through ECLIPSE plugin)

I ran 1 jboss with server configuration as "default" and ran the other one "default1".

app1 was deployed in "default". The server-config.xml of this configuration was configured for http at port 8080
app2 was deployed in "default1". The server-config.xml of this configuration was configured for https at port 8443.


My requirement is to run both the apps with one instance of JBOSS and it will be best inside the same JBOSS configuration.

Any help.....
 
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just forgot to mention I am using JBOSS 4.0.5
 
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