seaside and apache - alwaysRedirect ?

Hi,

I'am currently trying to hide a seaside application behind an apache
proxypass.
With previous versions of Seaside I just have to set up the
alwaysRedirect preference to false in the seaside/config tool.
Now I can not find this setting anymore. It seems I have to override a
WARedirectHandler object...
Is anyone who knows how to do this whit recent version of Seaside
(version 2.8a1.399)

Thanks for answers.

Sylvain Pralon
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> With previous versions of Seaside I just have to set up the
> alwaysRedirect preference to false in the seaside/config tool.

Doing so breaks the back-button in many cases.

> Now I can not find this setting anymore. It seems I have to override a
> WARedirectHandler object...

This was removed somewhere between Seaside 2.5 and 2.6.

> Is anyone who knows how to do this whit recent version of Seaside
> (version 2.8a1.399)

I guess you don't want to disable the redirects. So you should tell us
what the problem is you are trying to cure by setting #alwaysRedirect
to false.

If you Seaside applications generates invalid URLs when proxying you
should tell Apache 2 to preserve the host-name:

   ProxyPreserveHost On

In case you are using Apache 1 you have to manually provide this
information through the application configuration interface: "Server
Hostname" and "Server Port". In any case you have to set the actual
path in "Server Path".

Hope this helps.

Lukas

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Hi Sylvain,
       
        this is for sure more an Apache issue than Seaside. I personally
prefer the rewrite rules to what you described. It's ugly develop them but
once they work they do it so good. With them you got more flexibility of
scenarios. The apache docs have a couple of cases check:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/rewrite/rewrite_guide.html

        You also usually can found useful examples of this kind of apache
stuff at ruby guys forums and sites because that part for ruby is pretty
much the same as seaside.

        Good luck :)

Sebastian Sastre


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Thanks, I'll look into this way.

Sylvain

Sebastian Sastre a écrit :

Hi Sylvain,
	
	this is for sure more an Apache issue than Seaside. I personally
prefer the rewrite rules to what you described. It's ugly develop them but
once they work they do it so good. With them you got more flexibility of
scenarios. The apache docs have a couple of cases check:

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/rewrite/rewrite_guide.html

	You also usually can found useful examples of this kind of apache
stuff at ruby guys forums and sites because that part for ruby is pretty
much the same as seaside.

	Good luck :)

Sebastian Sastre


  

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Asunto: [Seaside] seaside and apache - alwaysRedirect ?

Hi,

I'am currently trying to hide a seaside application behind an 
apache proxypass.
With previous versions of Seaside I just have to set up the 
alwaysRedirect preference to false in the seaside/config tool.
Now I can not find this setting anymore. It seems I have to 
override a WARedirectHandler object...
Is anyone who knows how to do this whit recent version of 
Seaside (version 2.8a1.399)

Thanks for answers.

Sylvain Pralon
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