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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Vincent Aumont <vi...@vsl.ca> on 2003/11/02 00:17:39 UTC
Re: Redirecting request.
Have you considered Apache's mod_rewrite?
IvanLatysh wrote:
>Hello, All!
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>How I can redirect incoming request from one virtual host to another.
>For example I have : "host.dm", "www.host.dm", "www1.host.dm" I need to redirect all incoming requests to "host.dm"
>Alias doesn't work for me, because we have SSL certificate only for "host.dm"
>
>Is there are any default way to redirect the requests ?
>
>P.S. Posting it again, the previous one didn't get thru.
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Re: Redirecting request.
Posted by Vincent Aumont <vi...@vsl.ca>.
You should consider front-ending you application with Apache (with
mod_rewrite, mod_proxy, or mod_jk2).
Alternatively, you can use your favorite firewall to rewrite incoming
requests.
IvanLatysh wrote:
>Hello, Vincent!
>You wrote to "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org> on Sat, 01 Nov 2003 15:17:39 -0800:
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> VA> Have you considered Apache's mod_rewrite?
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>I am not running Apache, Tomcat only.
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> >> How I can redirect incoming request from one virtual host to another.
> >> For example I have : "host.dm", "www.host.dm", "www1.host.dm" I need
> >> to redirect all incoming requests to "host.dm"
> >> Alias doesn't work for me, because we have SSL certificate only for
> >> "host.dm"
>
> >> Is there are any default way to redirect the requests ?
>
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>Regards
>Ivan[a]yourmail.com
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Re: Redirecting request.
Posted by IvanLatysh <Iv...@yahoo.ca>.
Hello, Vincent!
You wrote to "Tomcat Users List" <to...@jakarta.apache.org> on Sat, 01 Nov 2003 15:17:39 -0800:
VA> Have you considered Apache's mod_rewrite?
I am not running Apache, Tomcat only.
>> How I can redirect incoming request from one virtual host to another.
>> For example I have : "host.dm", "www.host.dm", "www1.host.dm" I need
>> to redirect all incoming requests to "host.dm"
>> Alias doesn't work for me, because we have SSL certificate only for
>> "host.dm"
>> Is there are any default way to redirect the requests ?
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Regards
Ivan[a]yourmail.com
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Re: Where to get JMS for Tomcat?
Posted by Tim Funk <fu...@joedog.org>.
JBOSS.
-Tim
tblanchard@mac.com wrote:
> I'm porting an app from WebLogic 7 to Tomcat. The thing is mostly
> servlets and uses its own database access stuff - no ejb. OTOH, there
> seems to be some JMS stuff in it and it doesn't look like there's a JMS
> implementation bundled with Tomcat so I guess I need to find one. Any
> pointers to such a beast would be much appreciated.
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Where to get JMS for Tomcat?
Posted by tb...@mac.com.
I'm porting an app from WebLogic 7 to Tomcat. The thing is mostly
servlets and uses its own database access stuff - no ejb. OTOH, there
seems to be some JMS stuff in it and it doesn't look like there's a JMS
implementation bundled with Tomcat so I guess I need to find one. Any
pointers to such a beast would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Todd Blanchard
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