Re: mod_proxy question
Re: mod_proxy question
- Subject: Re: mod_proxy question
- From: Mark Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 2 Mar 2006 16:25:20 -0600
Hello Wolfram,
If it's just aesthetics that you're concerned with, one old trick
that requires very little effort is to create a minimal frame, say at
the bottom of the window, and another frame consisting of the rest of
the window for your content. You can use Chuck's suggestion (in a
recent post) of a mod_rewrite rule with the [L,PT] options to keep
the initial URL from showing the WebObjects stuff, and have the Main
create the frames. Since only the content frame's URL will ever
change (but not the frameset's), the URL displayed in the browser
won't change either.
It's either something like that, or you're back to using cookies or
hidden fields....
Regards,
Mark
On Mar 2, 2006, at 4:13 PM, Wolfram Stebel wrote:
Hi gents,
i already asked similar question to do a mod_rewrite...
I want any incoming URL like
"http://my.server.de/cgi-bin/WebObjects/myApp.woa/wa/myAction";
returned to the client as
"http://my.server.de/";
Can i do this with:
ProxyPassReverse http://my.server.de/ http://my.server.de/.*
???
Do i need to set "ProxyRequests On" if it works this way?
I looked into mod_rewrite and mod_proxy and cant find a solution.
Pleas help :-)
Wolfram
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