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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by infiniter <in...@gmail.com> on 2011/12/23 19:12:24 UTC
Absolute urls, bookmarkable links and web server proxy
After migrating part of a website, which is in multiple platforms, the
business requires the urls to be preserved, which are different from the new
ones...
E.g.:
New url: http:/www.example:8080/app/customer/john
Required url: http:/www.example/john
Basically the web server routes the urls to the new app, however I now need
to make all my bookmarkable links show those absolute urls.
Any recommendation?
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Re: Absolute urls, bookmarkable links and web server proxy
Posted by infiniter <in...@gmail.com>.
Actually the Apache rules are already set, but my issue is a bit different: I
need the bookmarkable links to show the required urls now.. These urls may
be even point to a different domain, but I don't want to be too invasive by
replacing my BookmarkablePageLinks with ExternalLinks.
I was thinking of overriding BookmarkablePageLink#getURL() or overriding
RequestCycle#urlFor()
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Re: Absolute urls, bookmarkable links and web server proxy
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
apache rewrite rules are probably the easiest route
-igor
On Fri, Dec 23, 2011 at 10:12 AM, infiniter <in...@gmail.com> wrote:
> After migrating part of a website, which is in multiple platforms, the
> business requires the urls to be preserved, which are different from the new
> ones...
> E.g.:
> New url: http:/www.example:8080/app/customer/john
> Required url: http:/www.example/john
>
> Basically the web server routes the urls to the new app, however I now need
> to make all my bookmarkable links show those absolute urls.
> Any recommendation?
>
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