Hi
I have apache configured with caucho resin - essentially this means I
can access my applications on resin (e.g. port 8081) via the apache
web server. For example - i can get to http://MyHost/MyApplication?
parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy

However, I want to be able to have URLs on my site that are
http://MyHost/MyRoot/MyApplication/xxx/yyy

Now, I have my rewriteRules firing OK in so far as it splits up the
url nicely into the parameters - the above generates the following in
the logs:

(3) applying pattern '^/MyRoot/([^/\.]+)/([^/\.]+)/([^/\.]+)$' to uri
'/MyRoot/MyApplication?/xxx/yyy'
(2) rewrite /MyRoot/xxx/yyy -> /MyRoot/MyApplication?
parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy
(3) split uri=/MyRoot/MyApplication?parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy -> uri=/MyRoot/
MyApplication, args=parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy
(2) local path result: /MyRoot/MyApplication
(2) prefixed with document_root to /var/apache2/htdocs/MyRoot/
MyApplication


BUT this doesn't work for me because this isn't a "local" path but a
web-app on effectively the same server. There is no file at the
document_root location - but there is a uri available at /MyRoot/
MyApplication if only the rewrite wouldn't put the document_root on.

It seems like there must be a resolution to this...

Thanks

"bunster" <mark.debunnier@gmail.com> schreef in bericht
news:1170638922.835989.143260@p10g2000cwp.googlegr oups.com...
> I have apache configured with caucho resin - essentially this means I
> can access my applications on resin (e.g. port 8081) via the apache
> web server. For example - i can get to http://MyHost/MyApplication?
> parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy
>
> However, I want to be able to have URLs on my site that are
> http://MyHost/MyRoot/MyApplication/xxx/yyy
>
> (2) prefixed with document_root to /var/apache2/htdocs/MyRoot/
> MyApplication
> BUT this doesn't work for me because this isn't a "local" path but a
> web-app on effectively the same server.
>
Looks like should be a proxiing rewrite.
Drop your rewriterule((s) and condition(s)) too.

HansH

On 5 Feb, 02:11, "HansH" <h...@invalid.invalid> wrote:
> "bunster" <mark.debunn...@gmail.com> schreef in berichtnews:1170638922.835989.143260@p10g2000cwp.g ooglegroups.com...> I have apache configured with caucho resin - essentially this means I
> > can access my applications on resin (e.g. port 8081) via the apache
> > web server. For example - i can get tohttp://MyHost/MyApplication?
> > parm1=xxx&parm2=yyy
>
> > However, I want to be able to have URLs on my site that are
> >http://MyHost/MyRoot/MyApplication/xxx/yyy
>
> > (2) prefixed with document_root to /var/apache2/htdocs/MyRoot/
> > MyApplication
> > BUT this doesn't work for me because this isn't a "local" path but a
> > web-app on effectively the same server.
>
> Looks like should be a proxiing rewrite.
> Drop your rewriterule((s) and condition(s)) too.
>
> HansH

Proxiing rewrite sounds good - how do I do that? (other then by
removing my rewrite rules)