Putting Ofbiz behind an Apache proxy server

[David Goodenough]

I need to put my Ofbiz server behind an Apache Web server, using its
ProxyPass facility to redirect the Ofbiz parts of the site to the Ofbiz
server (on a separate machine not internet visible).  I only need the
ecommerce application visible, not the rest of it.

When I do this it works up to a point, but the images and css files do
not transfer correctly, and some of the <A href= values do not get
correctly translated so that they are usable from outside.

Does anyone have a HOWTO?

David

[jonwimp]

I did it with mod_jk. Is it the same thing?

I disabled the 8080 and 8443 in my OFBiz when I put it behind the Apache web server.

Jonathon

David Goodenough wrote:

> I need to put my Ofbiz server behind an Apache Web server, using its
> ProxyPass facility to redirect the Ofbiz parts of the site to the Ofbiz
> server (on a separate machine not internet visible).  I only need the
> ecommerce application visible, not the rest of it.
>
> When I do this it works up to a point, but the images and css files do
> not transfer correctly, and some of the <A href= values do not get
> correctly translated so that they are usable from outside.
>
> Does anyone have a HOWTO?
>
> David
>
>

[Vikrant.Rathore]

Hi David,

The configuration is quite simple you can use mod_jk instead of ProxyPass with AJP.

The configuration is quite simple.

Regards,
Vikrant


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From: David Goodenough [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: Thursday, September 27, 2007 5:22 PM
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Subject: Putting Ofbiz behind an Apache proxy server

I need to put my Ofbiz server behind an Apache Web server, using its
ProxyPass facility to redirect the Ofbiz parts of the site to the Ofbiz
server (on a separate machine not internet visible).  I only need the
ecommerce application visible, not the rest of it.

When I do this it works up to a point, but the images and css files do
not transfer correctly, and some of the <A href= values do not get
correctly translated so that they are usable from outside.

Does anyone have a HOWTO?

David

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[Jacques Le Roux]

I did not test it yet, but I guess the best way should be to use mod_proxy_ajp with HHTPD 2.2+

You may have a look at http://www.nabble.com/forum/Search.jtp?local=y&forum=2740&query=mod_proxy_ajp

Jacques

De : "Jonathon -- Improov" <[hidden email]>

> I did it with mod_jk. Is it the same thing?
>
> I disabled the 8080 and 8443 in my OFBiz when I put it behind the Apache web server.
>
> Jonathon
>
> David Goodenough wrote:
> > I need to put my Ofbiz server behind an Apache Web server, using its
> > ProxyPass facility to redirect the Ofbiz parts of the site to the Ofbiz
> > server (on a separate machine not internet visible).  I only need the
> > ecommerce application visible, not the rest of it.
> >
> > When I do this it works up to a point, but the images and css files do
> > not transfer correctly, and some of the <A href= values do not get
> > correctly translated so that they are usable from outside.
> >
> > Does anyone have a HOWTO?
> >
> > David
> >
> >
>