Re: Struts HTML tag rewriting url wrong

[Brice Ruth]

ah, that makes sense.

David Erickson wrote:

Ya thats how my test env is setup as well.. but in a linux environment that
requires running tomcat under root access.. I'd rather avoid that so I have
a tomcat user setup to run it, with the side effect it can only bind to
ports > 1024.
-David
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From: "Brice Ruth" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Re: Struts HTML tag rewriting url wrong

 

Any reason why you can't setup Tomcat to listen on port 80, instead of
forwarding the requests? That's how my dev/test env is setup, and it
seems to do the trick :)
David Erickson wrote:

   

Hi all, I'm using the html struts tags to do some url writing for me,
     

with
 

forms etc.  I have tomcat setup to listen on port 8080, but its proxyPort
attribute is set as 80, and i have forwarding on the machine so requests
come in on 80 get routed to 8080.  Then whenever you call
request.getServerPort() it reports 80 so the requests stay correct.
     

However
 

I have just noticed that the struts tags are writing in :8080 as the
     

server
 

port!  Any idea what method they are calling to get that as the port?  Or
how I can correct this?  I took a look at the tag source but didn't see
much..
Thanks in advance,
David
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