how to use relative path to point to a file which's on the same host, but on a different port number?

[Alvin Wang <xw...@qtechservices.com>]

Hi! All,

In http path, how to use relative path to point to a file which's on the
same host, but on a different port number? For example I have IIS(80) and
Tomcat(8080) on the same host....

thanks!


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Re: how to use relative path to point to a file which's on the same host, but on a different port number?

[Will Hartung <wi...@msoft.com>]

Well, you'll need to create an absolute path in the reconstructed version.

You can try something like this:

Inside of an HttpServlet...

import java.net.URL;

int otherPort = 80; // or 8080, whatever.
String relativeResource = "the/relative/path/to/file.html";
String thisRequestURL = getRequestURL(); // getRequestURL is from
HttpServlet
URL otherPortContextURL = new URL(thisRequestURL);
otherPortContextURL.setPort(otherPort);
URL otherPortFromRelativeURL = new URL(otherPortContextURL,
relativeResource);

Look up java.net.URL in the docs for detail.

Regards,

Will Hartung
(willh@msoft.com)

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> Hi! All,
>
> In http path, how to use relative path to point to a file which's on the
> same host, but on a different port number? For example I have IIS(80) and
> Tomcat(8080) on the same host....
>
> thanks!
>
>
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