Re: Multiple WebObjectsAlias entries
Re: Multiple WebObjectsAlias entries
- Subject: Re: Multiple WebObjectsAlias entries
- From: Ron Lift <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jun 2012 08:25:42 -0400
One of the sysadmins tried that yesterday and the form values disappeared. Should the form values not be touch and I need to look at how he did this?
On Wed, Jun 20, 2012 at 7:43 AM, Pascal Robert
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You can use mod_rewrite in Apache to do this (map "old" URLs to the new ones, without needing to tell clients that the URLs have changed).
> I am switching the deployment of some applications from tomcat on Linux to JavaMonitor on Linux. There are still a number of applications deployed on a 10.6 OSX server running JavaMonitor. We have one external web server that will handle traffic to both servers.The problem I have is the tomcat applications are access by various corporate clients around the world and the URL is embed in their web site applications. The current tomcat url is of a format like
https://domain/appname/WebObjects/appname.woa/ with form values containing user credentials. Is there a way in the webobject.conf file to handle multiple WebObjectsAlias entries? I need one for this URL and one for standard /cgi-bin/WebObjects/ to handle the applications deployed on the OSX server, some of these applications have been around since WO 4.5. This will be a large timing effort to get everyone to change their tomcat style URL to use cgi-bin
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> I found a old post (2003) stating only the last entry was read, was hoping this was either not true anymore or someone had a workaround I had not thought of
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