url with a "/"?
Eg: ProxyPass /midwinter/ http://midwinter.lan.meganerd.ca/ ProxyPassReverse /midwinter/ http://midwinter.lan.meganerd.ca/
Without the trailing "/" things don't seem to work right for me, especially relative urls.
YMMV though,
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Quoting Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Has anyone done this?
I'm trying to set up an Apache proxy (virtual host with ProxyPass/ProxyPassReverse directives) to the MapGuide server (which is running IIS and using the ISAPI MapAgent). The virtual host is working - we are getting the proper page loading - but the maps are not displaying properly (blank map).
The page in question uses the mapguide activex control, and seems to download the maps to the client then render them. Strange thing is that if we load the page from a box on the internal network, the maps load. The map files have reference to an internal URL, and at first glance it appears that we'll have to change all instances of this URL. Is there a better way? Or maybe there's another port that needs to be opened? (I'm stretching here....)
A search of google (for the past hour) didn't provide much useful. Thanks in advance for any tips you may have.
Shawn
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