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Date: Thu, 10 Jul 2003 19:13:08 +0200
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From: Simon Pabst <simon.pabst@web.de>
Subject: Re: JK Connector url rewrite question
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Hmm, sure you don't use a proxy connection toconnect to tomcat instead of 
mod_jk? :-)

My other guess would be to check Apache's httpd.conf for
UseCanonicalName and ServerName

If ServerName is my.hostname.com and UseCanonicalName is on Apache uses 
always Servername instead of the URL you typed in Browser,
if you want to keep the Browser typed URL set
UseCanonicalName Off


At 11:03 10.07.2003 -0400, you wrote:
>I'm running an Apache/Tomcat combination using mod_jk.  Whenever I enter a 
>URL to hit the apache server, somewhere along the redirect to tomcat the 
>server portion of the url gets changed.
>
>So, if I type
>
>http://localhost/myapp
>
>I actually get in the browser
>
>http://my.hostname.com/myapp
>
>This even happens if I type the IP address, rather than a hostname.  I'd 
>really like it to not do this, and just use the hostname or IP address 
>that I type in, but I can't seem to find any hook to change this 
>behavior.  Can anybody help?
>
>Noel Rappin
>
>
>
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