José, At first, you must discover in which port your OC4J is running and then, what's the nome of the context of your application.
Hint: Try to access the application directly one the OC4J. Fabricio. 2006/8/9, José Euclides Silva Junior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I had tried it: the browser showed - 403 Error Forbidden Any hint? 2006/8/8, José Euclides Silva Junior <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > Hi, > i intend to hide the application root directory from the browser address bar, as you can see at these steps example: > 1) Http request: www.xxxx.com > 2) Apache runs some module that would redirects(or proxy) the resource to something like www.xxxx.com/somedir/ (J2ee aplication - same server) > 3) So, Apache returns the right thing but the browser's address bar must show www.xxxx.com only, without the application directory. > Both Apache and OC4J lives at the same server(IP address)! > > I ve tried to do the following: > > ServerName www-pddataprev > DocumentRoot /u01/app/oracle/product/oracle10g/Apache/Apache/htdocs/pddataprev > > There is an index.html file in the pddataprev directory which redirects to Java environment directory(deqs), as you can see below: > > > <META HTTP-EQUIV="Refresh" CONTENT="0; URL=http://www-pddataprev/deqs/";> > But, i got a failure because the browser shows the app directory; http://www-pddataprev/deqs/ > > Is there a way to hide "deqs" from the browser address bar? > > Thanks in advance, Euclides. > >
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