On Wed, February 4, 2004 1at 2:02 pm, Tim Diez wrote:
I'd like to use apache and mod_jk to dynamically re-route all
subfolders of my httpd web server to a single Tomcat webapp.
http://www.myserver.com/ http://www.myserver.com:8080/mywebapp
The tricky part for me has been setting this up to be dynamically
routed. What I'd like to do is have
myserver.com/anyfolder route to
myserver:8080/mywebapp, so I don't have to create a virtual
host for
every potential subfolder on myserver.com:80/
So, I need http://www.myserver.com/*/hello.do?param=nada to map to
http://www.myserver.com:8080/mywebapp/hello.do?param=nada
I need the url to always keep the original host/folder. I tried
mod_rewrite, but it changes the URL after the redirection.
If I use
mod_jk any folders off of the default port 80 server have
to co-exist
as a webapp under tomcat(as far as I know).
You'll have to use mod_rewrite for this, and you'll have to
make sure that you're using internal redirects (or forwards)
instead of exernal redirects. This will require that you
have mod_proxy installed as well.
So something like this may work:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/(.*)/(.*)$ http://www.myserver.com:8080/$2 [P,L]
What rewrite config did you try before?
I've got mod_proxy and mod_rewrite installed. I used pretty much the
exact syntax as the above.. In fact, it IS the same syntax ;) It's
still changing the url for me though, like it's doing a simple forward
instead of a proxy.
That's the big part I'm missing, the ability to keep the URL in the
browser the same.
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