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How to configure playframework server to support ssl example https://localhost:9000

BrownFurSeal
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If you prefer to use the integrated way, this is described in the release notes of playframework v1.1. you can then set the port for https in applicaon.conf.

astriffe
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    Since version 1.2.3 you can find it also in documentation: [Put your application in production \ HTTPS configuration](http://www.playframework.org/documentation/1.2.3/production#https) – Lukasz R. Sep 09 '11 at 09:42
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The easiest solution is probably to run playframework behind an Apache server with ModSSL.

Bernd Elkemann
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The secure way is to run your application behind a solution that ends the SSL and a firewall that will drop attacks, if you own your equipments and datacenter.

Otherwise you can't analyse traffic to identify attacks : this is the weakness of SSL if you use it until your application server.

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