Hello,
is really cutting of the /myapp the thing you want to do? Isn't it
turned-up?
Now from url http://myip/myapp/smthg
you redirect client to
http://myip/smthg
You wrote : "In one of the servlets POST method i am redirecting the
request to a JSP page"
So the scenatio is.
1. client makes a POST request to a servlet
2. The servlet returns Redirect in the response. And there you need to
compute the url to redirect to.
If you use only relative url, you should not have this problem.
If you need full url, you should use mod_ajp or read the hostname:port
part from configuration.
But there is no need to define Redirect in Apache Server config.
Jan.
Hi
I am very new to mod_proxy. Gone thru some tutorials and configured mod_proxy.
Everything works great except this issue. Couldn't solve even after spending
hrs in googling. Issue is - I have apache 2 in front of tomcat 6 (running in
port 8080) in my internet website. I am using mod_proxy to mask the port 8080.
In one of the servlets POST method i am redirecting the request to a JSP page
but port 8080 is displayed in the URL as follows after successful redirect
http://myip.com:8080/myapp/WebContent/result.jsp?message=success
Couldn't figure out how to avoid it. Here is my httpd conf entry
<VirtualHost *:80> ServerAdmin sha...@example.com ServerName http://myip
ServerAlias http://myip ProxyPass /myapp http://myip:8080/myapp ProxyPassReverse
/myapp myip:8080/myapp ProxyPass /myapp ! RedirectMatch 301 ^/myapp/(.*)$ /$1
RedirectMatch 301 ^/myapp$ /
</VirtualHost>
Can someone pls. let me know what the problem is? thanks
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