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I have a web application that uses a WebSocket connection. I set up a Ubuntu droplet and configured Apache and Tomcat. My application was working fine until I tried to setup SSL. I followed the instructions to get an SSL certificate, and followed the instructions in the following post to set up the Reverse Proxy with Apache: How To Encrypt Tomcat 8 Connections with Apache or Nginx on Ubuntu 16.04 Now, SSL works fine, but it complains that you can not start a ws:// from an HTTPS connection. So I tried changing the call from ws:// to wss://, but the WebSocket will not connect, because it can’t properly upgrade the protocol from https to wss.
I am relatively new to the unix world, and am not familiar with all of the Apache and Tomcat configuration parameters. Can someone please let me know exactly what I need to configure to get Apache to properly proxy the wss to Tomcat, and/or what Tomcat configurations I need to make to get a secure websocket working with this Reverse Proxy setup?
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