2012/2/6 Brian Sullivan
> I am attempting to park Zope behind Windows 2008/IIS7 (using its
> mod_rewrite function) and seem to be having some difficulty getting it
> to work.
>
> What I want to do is make directory on Zope website look like it is a
> directory on an IIS7 website. I seem to be close but missing some
> critical element.
>
> Does anybody have a step by step process for doing this or samples of
> rules on IIS7 for doing something similar?
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Hi Brian
I do it using managedfusion-rewriter-3.5.
First I add a site that repond only when is called with 'zope-site'.
In its directory you will have a web.config file that you'll need to modify.
http://iis7-site:80 -> server by IIS 7 in port 80
http://zope-site:80 -> server by Zope in port 90
--
--In my web.config:
--
http://managedfusion.com/xsd/managedFusion/rewriter";>
--
--In my ManagedFusion.Rewriter.txt file
--
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/(.*)
http://localhost:90/VirtualHostBase/http/%{SERVER_NAME}:80/control-emisiones/VirtualHostRoot/$1[P,QSA,NC]
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