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> http://www.myserver:58080/interopand > http://www.myserver:45000/workspace > We have 2 applications that normally run on ports. > However we would like to route the web traffic through port 19000 and then onto either 58080 or 45000. > How would we configure WAS and HTTP server to allow us to do this ?
I'd use mod_redirect in Apache (err, IBM HTTP Server). Redirect permanent /interop http://www.myserver:58080/interop This doesn't route the web traffic through the port though, only the If you really want to route the traffic, you need to setup the HTTP ProxyRequests off ProxyPass /interop http://www.myserver:58080/interop ProxyPass /workspace http://www.myserver:45000/workspace Definitely needs some tuning and checking (did this with a quick More to come...Mouse brain simulated on computerWith a half dozen of these you could replace our entire upper management team. (Appologies of course extended to any whole-brained mice that happen to be reading this.) The Dilbert Correlation Factor (DCF) | Something real will this way comeLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Vestibulum nulla. Phasellus mattis. Aenean vulputate auctor augue. Maecenas sed velit. Maecenas pede nisl, interdum sed, accumsan non, dapibus sed, lacus. Mauris pulvinar mollis turpis. Suspendisse scelerisque urna a libero. Duis eget nibh. Curabitur cursus sodales justo. Fusce nec sapien. Morbi dolor. Morbi interdum feugiat dui. Praesent non leo vitae metus gravida convallis. |
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