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Norconex / jef-monitor

Web-based application for monitoring jobs progress (created with JEF).
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Question - remedial Jetty in Java #6

Closed danizen closed 7 years ago

danizen commented 7 years ago

I'm sure it is quite easy to run JEF at a base URI below /, so that it becomes more trivial to place it behind a proxy server that is adding SSL and imposing some security. But I have to confess I've only dealt with the Jetty configuration in Apache Solr, and it will take me awhile to figure out how to build my own JEF Monitor application based on yours. Wicket does look cool, however, from the standpoint of fixing the mess that Spring can create.

essiembre commented 7 years ago

And what is the question? ;-)

If you want to map a secure URL to it, I would add a reverse proxy rule in your web server (Apache, ngingx, etc.). You can reverse proxy from a specific path to a port. I.e.:

https://mydomain.com/somepathforjef/ -> http://localhost:8080/