# start a pair of servers, one "http", the other "https" that share
# a common configuration file.
# to start:
# echo "testing" | java -classpath ../classes sunlabs.brazil.server.Main -x \
# 	-c config.basicssl ssl.enable true -s \
# 	-D 5 -c config.basic ssl.enable false
# To create a keystore for this example, run:
#   keytool -genkey -keystore sampleStore -keyalg RSA
# and provide the password "testing"
# A jvm1.3+ is required.

handler=main
log=5
port=9000
sslport=9443

main.class=sunlabs.brazil.server.ChainHandler
main.handlers=ssl cookie template

ssl.class=sunlabs.brazil.ssl.BasicSSLHandler
#  This is set from the command line
#ssl.enable=true
ssl.store=sampleStore
#  Normally, it's a bad idea to specify the clear-text password directly
#ssl.password=testing
#  Read the password from "stdin"
ssl.password=@-

cookie.class=sunlabs.brazil.handler.CookieSessionHandler

template.class=sunlabs.brazil.template.TemplateHandler
template.templates=template.set template.bsl template.subst
template.debug=true
template.set.class=sunlabs.brazil.template.SetTemplate
template.set.query=query.
template.set.headers=header.
template.bsl.class=sunlabs.brazil.template.BSLTemplate
template.subst.class=sunlabs.brazil.sunlabs.SubstAllTemplate