On Wednesday, 14 December 2011 16:03:18 Jordan Michaels wrote:
1) Is there an ideal way to add POST data to a subrequest that I'm
missing here?
No, subrequests don't have a request body by definition. It's hard coded in
httpd 2.2.x.
Enclosed you find a patch for httpd 2.2.21 that makes is
Aw, that's terribly sad news. No wonder I couldn't get it to work! lol
That's awesome about the patch, but the module I'm working is intended
to be distributed, and expecting end users to compile in a patch would
probably too much to ask of them.
The module I'm working on updates the headers
On Thursday, 15 December 2011 12:09:05 Jordan Michaels wrote:
The module I'm working on updates the headers and proxies the requests
for specific file types off to Tomcat HTTP and AJP ports.
Then maybe you don't need subrequests at all. A translation handler may be
sufficient. Even an
Well, I do need mod_rewrite to be run. A lot of our users use SES url's
and then use rewrite rules to parse them out. I also have specific
requests to leave .htaccess functionality in there (for secured
directories and so forth).
So yeah, the more typical Apache functionality we can leave in
Hi.
If it may contribute something to the question :
I have a case where, within a response handler, I need to make a call to a back-end Tomcat
through mod_jk (a simple GET, not a POST). I initially tried to do this through a
sub-request, and was getting segfaults in Apache for my trouble.
I've been working to find a solution to adding Post data to a sub
request for a few days now (since last week when I posted about
retrieving the POST data in the first place).
Adding the POST data to the $subr object using write doesn't work,
because it tries to add it to the output response
