Hello all,
I'm trying to add redirect rules to the tomcat connector. I've been reading
Tomcat connector documentation, and what I've done till the moment is this:
1.- I've created a rewrite_rules.properties with this content:
/myapplication/=/MyApplication/
Luis Villa wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to add redirect rules to the tomcat connector. I've been reading
Tomcat connector documentation, and what I've done till the moment is this:
1.- I've created a rewrite_rules.properties with this content:
/myapplication/=/MyApplication/
Hello André, thanks for your answer,
My configuration is:
- tomcat 6
- IIS 6
- Windows 2003 server SP1
- tomcat connector 1.2.26
When I ask for MYAP, it doesn't appear a IIS screen, but a Tomcat error. So,
I assumed the connector was correctly deriving the requests from IIS to
Luis Villa wrote:
Hello all,
I'm trying to add redirect rules to the tomcat connector. I've been reading
Tomcat connector documentation, and what I've done till the moment is this:
1.- I've created a rewrite_rules.properties with this content:
/myapplication/=/MyApplication/
Luis Villa wrote:
Hello André, thanks for your answer,
My configuration is:
- tomcat 6
- IIS 6
- Windows 2003 server SP1
- tomcat connector 1.2.26
When I ask for MYAP, it doesn't appear a IIS screen, but a Tomcat error. So,
I assumed the connector was correctly deriving the
Rainer Jung wrote:
Luis Villa wrote:
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Set you redirector log level to debug and try once.
Woa ! That's cheating !
:-)
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André Warnier wrote:
Set you redirector log level to debug and try once.
Woa ! That's cheating !
:-)
It depends on the rules of the game ;)
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Ok, I found the problem :)
What was misconfigured was the virtual directory in IIS. There was a mess of
configuration files and the one I was changing was not the one the previous
system admin configured :S
The thing is, there was configuration in the registry, and 3 folders with
the isapi
Luis Villa wrote:
I catched it when, setting log_level to debug did nothing.
That was a desired side effect of the exercise :)
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Rainer Jung wrote:
Luis Villa wrote:
I catched it when, setting log_level to debug did nothing.
That was a desired side effect of the exercise :)
You see, cheating will get you nowhere !
:-)
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Hello Christopher,
First for all, thank you for your answer :)
I understand the standart is case-sensitive URLs, but the truth is that the
customer doesn't care about standarts, and that's the case. The application
I'm working in is targeted to basic users. They simply won't be careful
about the
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Luis,
Luis Villa wrote:
| So, I think the answer to 'why do I need it?' is: because the customer
| really wants it :)
Fair enough. :(
| They want it so badly that it could be a blocking issue
| in the project I'm working in. They could even
Christopher Schultz chris at christopherschultz.net writes:
Is there anything like mod_rewrite for IIS?
IIS Mod-Rewrite
http://www.micronovae.com/ModRewrite/ModRewrite.html
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Hello all,
I'm using IIS 6 with Tomcat 6, and I need to use case insensitive urls. I've
been able to do it with the document part, but not with the context name,
so:
http://MyDomain/index.html --loads
http://MyDomain/INDEX.html --loads
http://MYDOMAIN/INDEX.html
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Luis,
Luis Villa wrote:
| I'm using IIS 6 with Tomcat 6, and I need to use case insensitive urls.
I'm pretty sure that breaks the URI specification. The only part of the
URI which is considered case-insensitive is the scheme (protocol).
Since
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