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In a book it effectively says just add ‘s’ on the end.
All my urls are relative in Controller do I need to make them concrete to use https?
Are my thoughts correct about this issue too?:
If I don’t buy certificate then that effectively means the client can’t determine who I am(server), but I can still make sure that only this client will get data that is intended for him?
Thanks,
Having relative URLs will allow you to serve either http or https. The new request will honor the scheme of the current request.
Here is the information on configuring tomcat 7 for SSL http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-7.0-doc/ssl-howto.html Other servers should have similar documentation. You can use a commercial certificate from a known Certificate Authority, or you can self-sign a certificate. If you self sign, the client will be warned that the certificate is untrusted. For testing that should be ok.