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On Fri, 31 Oct 2014 04:00:24 +1100, George Christman
wrote:
How do I get Tapestry to use relative urls rather than Absolute? My apps
are hosted behind reverse proxies and load balancers which forward all
http
and https request of
How do I get Tapestry to use relative urls rather than Absolute? My apps
are hosted behind reverse proxies and load balancers which forward all http
and https request off as http over 80 to the app servers. Thanks.
On Fri, 20 Dec 2013 14:46:23 -0200, George Christman
wrote:
All set, thank you Thiago.
I'm just curious why the default BaseUrl isn't empty, or at least an
option in the application defaults to use empty BaseUrl's? This ended up
leading
to a lot of time and confusion.
You cannot defin
The problem we are running into is whenever we run on 8443, tapestry
>> builds a full url with http as the schema.
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>> How do I force the application to only use relative URLs and never use
>> full
>> URLs?
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>> I'm using 5.3.7
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as the schema.
How do I force the application to only use relative URLs and never use
full
URLs?
I'm using 5.3.7
Thanks
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Thiago H. de Paula Figueiredo
Tapestry, Java and Hibernate consultant and developer
http://machina.c
Hello, we are trying to avoid the use of secure and have our server manage
ssl. The problem we are running into is whenever we run on 8443, tapestry
builds a full url with http as the schema.
How do I force the application to only use relative URLs and never use full
URLs?
I'm using
Recently introduced is a work in progress at optimizing generated
urls... using relative urls when those are shorter.
Like you, I'm finding that it's still a work in progress.
You can turn it off, though, by going into your "AppModule" and doing:
Hi,
I have tried switching to 5.0.8-SNAPSHOT and discovered some strange
behaviour with the newly stripped image urls.
In some grids that are displayed in pages that are in sub-packages,
the sortable icon is references like this
(which is wrong)
the sort-asc image is references like this