Hi Flemming.
Thanks for asking, I guess my question was too unspecific.
Flemming schrieb:
I also use mod_proxy with wicket, but I have not encountered any need to
modify the urls.
What is causing you to do it?
It is a requirement of some important legacy apps and can't be
circumvented. All request must go through the proxy.
I have a proxy server:
http://proxy.com/
All requests to the proxy must be forwarded to the app server:
http://app.com/.../wicketapp/
The request forwarding works flawlessly, but the redirect locations
created by wicket point to the app server. This is what I expect, but I
need these redirects to point to the proxy server.
For my JSP-based apps I simply had a utility method to construct all
redirect urls. But in wicket, explicit redirects are very rare. The are
mostly created and handled internally.
I just need a hook where I can control all redirects.
Timo
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