> On 3 Jun 2018, at 07:23, Shiva Kumar K R <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi All,
> I am able to configure httpd as reverse proxy, I have to modify json body in
> post request coming from client to URL encoded format before sending that to
> specific proxy server, I have searched for the answer on the internet but got
> nothing can anyone give a hint on this.
I ended up using "Substitute" rules with my reverse-proxy. I found I had more
control over what needed substituting.
In my case, I needed elaborate rules for substituting strings in complex
Javascript, CSS, JNLP and of course HTML. This is not yet complete, but in
case this gives you a few ideas, here is an extract from my VirtualHost section
(this much is working so far)...
<Location "/abc/">
# Rather than using ProxyHTMLURLMap, the substitute module has
# proven to be more versatile.
#
# Add the output filter SUBSTITUTE for each of the specified
content types
AddOutputFilterByType SUBSTITUTE text/javascript text/html text/css
Substitute "s#(\"|\')/(api|app|images|source|style)#$1/abc/$2#q"
AddOutputFilterByType SUBSTITUTE application/x-java-jnlp-file
Substitute "s#codebase=(.*):1443#codebase=$1:443/abc#q"
Substitute "s#<argument>1443#<argument>443#nq"
</Location>
Matt.
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