I have a Maximo application running in a secure environment isolated from the internet on the standard port 80, non-ssl.
We have an external server proxying that Maximo environment exposing it to the internet, that is configured with the domain and is using HTTPS, port 443, etc. When we get logged in to Maximo, the links for the .css/.js/etc files on the page are loaded as http:// (see below,) which is causing mixed content warnings and those assets not loading properly.
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="http://<our-domain>/maximo/webclient/javascript/dojo-20230315-1850/dojo/resources/dojo.css">
There is a forced redirect so these files do resolve if fetched on their own, however the browser doesn't like the mix of http and https.
Is there a way around this, system property, HTTP header, or otherwise that I can get Maximo to point to https:// or do I need to move the application over to https behind the scene and Proxy in that way?
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Andrew Weaver
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