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The just implemented the solution found below and it works ! Re: Redirect from HTTPS to HTTP on Tomcat 4 problem Author: r_klemme Dec 3, 2001 8:54 AM (reply 2 of 12) hm, i do not have a solution but typically you don't do a secure login and then redirect to an insecure page. the normal...

Check this out http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=197150&tstart=0 I just stumbled onto the problem myself and am looking for a fix too lol.

Maybe try going to https://www.mysite.com/servlets/myservlet?page=2 instead of https://secure.mysite.com/servlets/myservlet?page=2 because the browser might be killing the session because it thinks its going to a new website.

No one experienced this problem before?

The link that goes to the secure area is set by security constraint in web.xml or is it a link starting with https:// ?

I suggest you read how to setup SSL at http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/ssl-howto.html If you've already installed a certificate then you can force it the ugly way by going response.sendRedirect("https://locahost/blah");

I suggest you read how to setup SSL at http://jakarta.apache.org/tomcat/tomcat-4.1-doc/ssl-howto.html If you've already installed a certificate then you can force it the ugly way by going response.sendRedirect("https://locahost/blah/blah");

I have searched the forums before with the same question. It's ugly but I do believe you will have to hardcode http:// to terminate https. I haven't tried it but you can hack it by dynamically getting the request.url and create a formatter that appends the http:// to it. Good luck. , Vincent

IE cannot download files over a SSL connection but if you try with any other browser, it will work perfectly. There are fixes but they fix that specific system by editing the registry key. My problem is that I would like to fix it on server side so I dont need to worry about what system I am...