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Enable HTTPS and SSL

ameng

Hi team,

 

I hope you are well.

 

I am relatively new to Orbeon and I recently developed a form using Orbeon builder. Once published and a new form is opened in form runner, the link by default is in such a format:

 

Localhost:8080/orbeon/fr/application name/form name/form title/new?form-version = 1

 

Please could you give instruction on the below 2 questions:

 

  1. How should I make this URL public by enabling HTTPS service and binds our company SSL certificate to it?  
  2. How do I change the URL into other format e.g. replacing localhost:8080 with company name, adding form/document ID to the end of URL? It would be the best if we can make changes to some URL parameters.

 

Thanks in advance for any ideas and suggestions!

 

Kind regards,

Adam Meng
Solution Consultant – Customer Success

 

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Re: Enable HTTPS and SSL

Alessandro  Vernet
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Hi Adam,

This is something you setup at the level of your reverse proxy or servlet
container, e.g. Tomcat. For instance, see the following for how to set this
up in Tomcat, if your HTTPS request directly get to Tomcat:

https://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-8.5-doc/ssl-howto.html

But there are other ways to do this, depending on your setup. For instance,
in case where all your requests go through IIS, which acts as a reverse
proxy, you'll most likely want to setup HTTPS at the IIS level. I hope this
helps,

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Re: Enable HTTPS and SSL

ameng
Hi Alessandro,

Thanks for your suggestion. it helped and I managed to enable SSL on Tomcat.
For the second question in my early post regarding URL parameters, is there
a way to rewrite the URL by replacing the localhost:port_number with
something else that's customised, such as
https://companyname.com/orbeon/application/form/version etc? If there is, is
it meant to be done at a servlet container level as well or it is something
that can be configured in Form Runner properties?

Thanks in advance!

Kind regards,

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Alessandro  Vernet
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Hi Adam,

I'm glad you managed to set SSL in Tomcat. To have https://companyname.com/,
you need to setup your domain name server (DNS) to have companyname.com
point to your server. And of course, you must first own companyname.com,
which is done through a registrar. So this is something even less remotely
related to Orbeon Forms, but I hope that those pointers help.

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