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Hi,
I'm trying to get Business Objects working behind an Apache reverse
proxy server. The apache server takes care of converting to and from
HTTP <--> HTTPS and provides a nice consistent URL for our clients.
From the outside world, https://www.url.com/customername/bo/foo is
mapped to http://appserver.vip.internal:port/bo/foo - which is all well
and good, except that TomCat on the appserver appears to generate its
own URLs which is passes out to the client instead of allowing the
reverse proxy layer to rewrite them.
I'm using proxyPort="443" and proxyName="www.url.com" in two connector
port directives, which does rewrite the hostname correctly - but I
cannot seem to get it to add the customername part.
Is there another proxy* directive I'm missing? Adding
proxyName="www.url.com/customername" doesn't appear to have an effect.
Currently, the first hit on the reverse proxy rewrites the URL
correctly and hits the TomCat server, but this sends back a response
which triggers a request to the reverse proxy written (incorrectly) as
https://www.url.com/bo/foo - which fails. (Notice that the customername
is missing.)
Any help or pointers in the right direction (or at the piece of
documentation that I've failed to grok) would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
-->Gar
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