Hi Lucas,
I have no idea about "uckeys urlrewriter".
Regarding mod_rewrite it can work with mod_proxy. Just don't use the
ProxyPass, instead use the [P] qualifier to rewrite rule.
Thanks,
Raj
uckeys urlrewriter
lns_lns wrote:
Hi Raj,
how about tuckeys urlrewriter?
i tried it earlier, but it added an adittional slash to my urls,
so basically i go to "/shop/main" and tuckey made "//control/main". what
would be perfect, just the extra slash is causing a null pointer exception,
do you know how to get rid of that?
here's my tuckey rule, note the extra / in the rule that converts home to
main is neccesary, so the other rule kicks in:
<rule>
<from>^/[a-z]*/home$</from>
<to type="forward">//main</to>
</rule>
<rule>
<from>^/(.+)$</from>
<to type="forward">/control$1</to>
</rule>
About mod_rewrite: it appears to me as if the mod_rewrite is done after the
mod_proxy. it works if i add the full path
"http://192.168.1.123/shop/control/$1"; , but then ofcourse it appears in the
addressbar.
if i just add "/control/$1" i get 404 from apache, not tomcat. it seems like
those 2 mods where not meant to be work together...
Thanks!
Regards
Lukas
Raj Saini wrote:
Lukas,
It is possible to rewrite the URLs the way you want using Apache
mod_rewrite. http://www.louielighting.com/ is one example. However, url
rewrite is not really easy to do. Since OFBiz urls also include host
name as part of URL it is not possible to rewrite them with simple
proxyPass and ReverseProxyPass directives. Along with mod_rewirte you
may also need mod_proxy_html to rewrite the links within a page. Try
this link http://apache.webthing.com/mod_proxy_html/ for mod_proxy_html.
Thanks,
Raj
lns_lns wrote:
ok, thanks!
is it possible to change "control" to "s" for example?
like so: "<url-pattern>/s/*</url-pattern>"
how do i send a request variable from ftl to bsh?
what about hrefs?
Thank you so much for your help
BJ Freeman wrote:
(proxyPass /shop ajp://localhost:8009/).
/shop is what apaches sees and yes passes it to /
so what ever you have mounted in ofbiz web.xml as / is what will receive
the URI
so then if you have on the apache side
/shop/Main the ofbiz side with not re-write will not know which
component to send it to.
even if you do say a /shop/catalog
you will have to do a rewrite to make it /catalog/control/main on the
ofbiz side.
and ofcourse once you do that then it will show in the URL.
there has been a lot of discussion on the dev list about tightening the
security. On the Https side on parameters are allowed thru the URL. they
must be in the session and passed as context or request
The happened about a month before 904 was released.
lns_lns sent the following on 5/16/2009 10:46 AM:
well, "shop" is not the ecommerce application, it is the "mount point"
for
the entire ofbiz, wich is running just one application , mounted to
"/".
i
know the control is necessary, but shouldn't it be passed when added by
url
rewriting?
what do you mean not allowed anymore?
how do i have to pass parameters?
Thanks!
BJ Freeman wrote:
the control is necessary when passing to ofbiz
so if you going from
/shop/main/p/site=1/p/user=1"
to
/control/main/uri of ecommerce
then it works
also note that parameters in the URI are not allow for https anymore
I believe the design change may effect http also.
not sure.
lns_lns sent the following on 5/16/2009 9:17 AM:
Hi,
i've got ofbiz 9 behind apache 2.2.9 using a proxpass (proxyPass
/shop
ajp://localhost:8009/).
i would like to get rid of the "control" and the "~" in front of
parameters.
I'm trying to get the rewriterule to work, with no success and after
searching everywhere i thought this might be tha place to post.
I want the entered url e.g. "/shop/main/p/site=1/p/user=1" to be
rewritten
to "/shop/control/main/~site=1/~user=1". This is my approach, but I'm
sure
there's something very wrong with it:
"RewriteRule ^/shop/(.+)/p/(.+) /shop/control/$1/~$2"
Can someone please help me?
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Lukas
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