Then why was proxyPort and proxyName not done in a Valve or Filter? I
assumed that I should be following the same route that other, similar
requirements followed.
With regards to a Filter, what if I have 30 webapps, and each one needs
the correct request.getRemoteAddr? Could one map a filter globa
Filip Hanik - Dev Lists wrote:
This is a question for the user list, it might be better for you to take
the inquiries there, and you shouldn't need to hack tomcat for something
like this.
Simply create a filter, that wraps your HttpServletRequest in a
HttpServletRequestWrapper,
worst case you
This is a question for the user list, it might be better for you to take
the inquiries there, and you shouldn't need to hack tomcat for something
like this.
Simply create a filter, that wraps your HttpServletRequest in a
HttpServletRequestWrapper,
worst case you could create Valve that does it
Hi
I'm totally new to hacking Tomcat, so excuse if I'm not following the
proper procedure, but needed to do this for our site that has a Tomcat
behind Apache (mod_jk), that sits behind a reverse proxy load balancer.
The idea is basically to not use the TCP endpoint of Apache (which will
always poi
