On Tue, 24 Aug 2004, wrote:
> We have JBoss with it's integrated web server running in the LAN which NOT
> accessible from the outside. Squid is running in demilitarized zone not for
> caching and accelerating the HTTP-requests, but to redirecting external
> requests to the internal JBoss server (which would be not accessible from the
> outside otherwise):
>
> Internet -> FW -> squid (192.168.200.12:80) -> FW -> JBoss (10.0.10.102:8100)
What javac options did you set when you compiled JBoss? One of your posts
seems to indicate that "deferred name resolution" was not defined during
compilation. This results in the internal IP address being inserted into
URLs instead of the domain name string.
If the IP address is being inserted into URL, you need to rewrite the page
content as it is being sent back to the Internet user.
Merton Campbell Crockett
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