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23 23  == Development via Apache Webserver ==
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25 -By default, WebObjects development installations typically run via DirectConnect. For https development, we must run thru the apache webserver built in to every OS X machine. So before going any further, configure your WebObjects development environment so that your development application launches and [[runs thru apache>>doc:Development Tools-Running Through Apache]] using the host name "localhost".
25 +By default, WebObjects development installations typically run via DirectConnect. For https development, we must run thru the apache webserver built in to every OS X machine. So before going any further, configure your WebObjects development environment so that your development application launches and [[runs thru apache>>doc:documentation.Home.How-tos.Development Tools-Running Through Apache.WebHome]] using the host name "localhost".
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27 27  == Configuring Apache for [[https:~~/~~/localhost>>url:https://localhost||shape="rect"]] ==
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33 33  Open terminal and follow the commands shown below in my transcript which is self-explanatory if you are familiar with Terminal...
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37 37  mymac$ cd /etc/apache2/
38 38  mymac$ sudo -s
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41 41  bash-3.2# cd devsslcerts/
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46 46  Next run the one single openssl command that will make the two files we need in their final folder that we just created above.
47 47   Note you will be asked for a bunch of info for the certificate. Follow what I have done below. **In particular, enter "localhost" in the Common Name field!**
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51 51  bash-3.2# openssl req -days 3650 -new -x509 -nodes -out localhost_server.crt -keyout localhost_server.key
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78 78  -rw-r--r-- 1 root wheel 887 Jul 21 16:58 localhost_server.key
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83 83  === Configure Apache2 to Use Your Development Certificates for localhost ===
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105 105  Restart apache
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109 109  bash-3.2# apachectl graceful
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