As Gilda Radner would say NEVER MIND! I had some absolute paths in my
hrefs instead of relative paths. Shame on me!
-d
David.Meldrum wrote:
I am deploying my tomcat server behind a router. I have the router
port forwarding working and I can hit the top index.html page fine.
My problem is that when I try to redirect to a JSP's or html page.
Tomcat changes the url address from the original which was really the
routers name to the localhost's name, which will not work from outside
the LAN.
Example:
router name: MyName.org
Tomcat host name: Server
So from the outside a URL like http://MyName.org:8080/ goes thru the
router and lands on Server:8080 as it should and things work fine.
Now within the application there is a redirect to: /project/MyJSP.
Tomcat rewrite this as:
http://Server:8080/project/MyJSP, but it needs to be:
http://MyName.org:8080/project/MyJsp. In other words Tomcat is
changing the URL to be the name of the server (as defined by the OS),
not the original URL.
My server.xml contains:
<Engine name="Catalina" defaultHost="MyName.org">
and
<host name="MyName.org" appbase=webapps"
...
...
</host>
Any ideas where I am going wrong?
-d
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