org.apache.wicket.protocol.https
Class HttpsConfig

java.lang.Object
  org.apache.wicket.protocol.https.HttpsConfig

public class HttpsConfig
extends Object

Configuration for http-https switching

See Also:

HttpsRequestCycleProcessor

Constructor Summary

HttpsConfig()
Constructor

HttpsConfig(int httpPort, int httpsPort)
Constructor

Method Summary

int	getHttpPort()
int	getHttpsPort()
boolean	isPreferStateful()
void	setHttpPort(int httpPort) Sets http port
void	setHttpsPort(int httpsPort) Sets https port
void	setPreferStateful(boolean preferStateful) Sets whether or not a new session is created before redirecting from http to https

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

HttpsConfig

public HttpsConfig()

Constructor

HttpsConfig

public HttpsConfig(int httpPort,
                   int httpsPort)

Constructor

Parameters:

httpPort - http port

httpsPort - https port

Method Detail

setHttpPort

public void setHttpPort(int httpPort)

Sets http port

Parameters:

httpPort -

setHttpsPort

public void setHttpsPort(int httpsPort)

Sets https port

Parameters:

httpsPort -

getHttpPort

public int getHttpPort()

Returns:

http port

getHttpsPort

public int getHttpsPort()

Returns:

https port

isPreferStateful

public boolean isPreferStateful()

Returns:

preferStateless

See Also:

setPreferStateful(boolean)

setPreferStateful

public void setPreferStateful(boolean preferStateful)

Sets whether or not a new session is created before redirecting from http to https

BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN SETTING THIS VALUE TO false. If set to false it is possible that the session created when in https pages will not be accessible to http pages, and so you may end up with two sessions per user both potentially containing different login information.

Parameters:

preferStateful -