Could you use the redirect-to to hit the proxy url in your Apache
configuration? I.e.
(in sitemap)
<map:match pattern="/xxx**">
<map:redirect-to uri="/proxy/xxx{1}">
(in http.conf)
ProxyPass /proxy/xxx http://server1:8080/xxx
ProxyPassReverse /proxy/xxx http://server1:8080/xxx
Regards,
--mike
On Mon, 29 Oct 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> The Apache Webserver provides a proxy module. This module enables the
> redirection of URLs in the background (the user who enters the URL in his browser
> will not know that this request is served by another web server) - for
> example:
>
> ProxyPass /xxx http://server1:8080/xxx
> ProxyPassReverse /xxx http://server1:8080/xxx
>
> I want to achive the same result but I want to use Cocoon2 because I need
> some actions (Session-Validation) that have to be executed before the request
> is redirected (in the background).
>
> I know <map:redirect-to uri="..."/> - but it is only the half way ...
> (equivalent if you only use "ProxyPass /xxx http://server1:8080/xxx"; at the Apache
> Webserver - without the ProxyPassReverse line).
>
> If you use the resource-reader you have the problem that the
> request-paramters get lost.
>
> Are there any other suggestions?
>
> Best regards,
> Reinhard Pötz
>
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