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When deploying a Spring Boot application on a separate Tomcat server, where do I have to configure the SSL connection and certificate?
In my "opinion" I have to do that on the Tomcat server and not in the application.properties. Am I right?






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    When deploying a Spring Boot application on a separate Tomcat server, where do I have to configure the SSL connection and certificate?
    In my "opinion" I have to do that on the Tomcat server and not in the application.properties. Am I right?






    java spring spring-boot ssl tomcat







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      When deploying a Spring Boot application on a separate Tomcat server, where do I have to configure the SSL connection and certificate?
      In my "opinion" I have to do that on the Tomcat server and not in the application.properties. Am I right?






      java spring spring-boot ssl tomcat







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      When deploying a Spring Boot application on a separate Tomcat server, where do I have to configure the SSL connection and certificate?
      In my "opinion" I have to do that on the Tomcat server and not in the application.properties. Am I right?






      java spring spring-boot ssl tomcat




      java spring spring-boot ssl tomcat






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          • Very verbose answer ;-)

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          • Very verbose answer ;-)

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          • Very verbose answer ;-)

            – Scary Wombat
            Nov 21 '18 at 8:04











          • @ScaryWombat I tried simple "Yes", but it doesn't pass validation because of its length :)

            – talex
            Nov 21 '18 at 8:05



















          • Very verbose answer ;-)

            – Scary Wombat
            Nov 21 '18 at 8:04











          • @ScaryWombat I tried simple "Yes", but it doesn't pass validation because of its length :)

            – talex
            Nov 21 '18 at 8:05

















          Very verbose answer ;-)

          – Scary Wombat
          Nov 21 '18 at 8:04





          Very verbose answer ;-)

          – Scary Wombat
          Nov 21 '18 at 8:04













          @ScaryWombat I tried simple "Yes", but it doesn't pass validation because of its length :)

          – talex
          Nov 21 '18 at 8:05





          @ScaryWombat I tried simple "Yes", but it doesn't pass validation because of its length :)

          – talex
          Nov 21 '18 at 8:05



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