What urls are being generated by the server
here, named services? If the urls need to be portable can you use relative
urls? I can understand that you want a url on one server to redirect to a
different url on another server using a different path, but I guess I’m
not sure how the context root becomes a problem here.
Matt
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Sent: Wednesday, June 01, 2005
5:06 PM
To: flexcoders@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [flexcoders] Fun with
context roots
I am wondering if I've stumbled on a limitation of Flex, or if it's a
limitation of my knowledge (probably the latter).
Here's the situation: I would like to have the
ability to have a web
server dispatch to different app servers based on
a "contex root" like
path prefix. But, I don't want to have to
force each of those app
servers to have to have the webapp stored under
the same context root
that the web server URLs are using.
More concretely:
On my webserver I want to be able to say
"http://foo.bar.com/beta/...",
and have the webserver redirect that to
the internal app server URL "http://192.168.1.1/..."; i.e. no
"beta"
context root.
Can I do this? I can't seem to get the URLs
generated by the server
to be the "externally visible" form of
the URLs (i.e. with the "beta"
context root) and not have the app server's
context root be "beta".
Steve
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