Am Mittwoch, 19. September 2007 schrieb Perrin Harkins: > On 9/19/07, Torsten Krah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > So in short, i need to analyze the response of mod_proxy and if it > > matches some criteria, i want to do a internal redirect and serve some > > content under the requested url. > > The client should not see the "external redirect" the servlet triggers. > > > > I hope i can do this with a ResponseHandler, but as i am new to this > > stuff, i don't know if this is the "right" way. > > I think a filter is what you want. It sounds like mod_proxy is your > response handler already. A filter can step in afterward and change > the response. > > - Perrin
Thx for this hint. Reading the filters.pod and looking at the examples i'll still got a problem. I've configured mod_proxy to deliver content from server otherhost (simulates the tomcat) and otherhost2 (which should deliver the content in special cases but be hidden from the user). RewriteEngine on RewriteRule ^/time/(.*)$ http://otherhost.local/$1 [P,L] RewriteRule ^/extern/(.*)$ http://otherhost2.local/$1 [P,L] PerlModule MyApache2::FilterRequestFoo <Location /time> SetHandler modperl PerlOutputFilterHandler MyApache2::FilterRequestFoo::Filter </Location> The module does nothing special yet, as i want to see if it gets called on redirects (if this is done i can do the logic stuff when to deliver original content or when to do a internal_redirect to deliver content from otherhost2. sub Filter { my ($f, $bb) = @_; my $r=$f->r; warn "Called Filter"; $r->internal_redirect("/extern/hidden_document"); return Apache2::Const::OK; } If i request /time/XYZ the filter get called and the internal_redirect is done, i get the content of "otherhost2" under the original request put on "otherhost". Now i configured the "otherhost" to do a permanent redirect when /time/blog is requested. If i request this uri, the redirect is done like configured there - my filter does not get called. Did i miss something? Torsten
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