I am totally new to Zope. I dunno if it suits my problem. I have an ASP based app running on IIS at port 80. I have another web-app (Java) running on a different server at different port, but on the same machine IIS is present. I will have a few links on my ASP app, clicking on it will take me to the Java web-app. since the Java web-app is not running on port 80, it will not be accessible to the outside world unless I open another port in my firewall. So, I want to use Zope to redirect the URLs whichever is relevant to my Java web -app. Can I do it using Zope, if so, please give me some pointers. Thanks, Vid. __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Mail - More reliable, more storage, less spam http://mail.yahoo.com
Hello Vid. Zope is great but I don't think it's the right tool for your problem. I think you probably need Apache 2 httpd using mod_rewrite with proxy support. Look here: http://httpd.apache.org/ http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/misc/rewriteguide.html http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/mod_rewrite.html
I am totally new to Zope. I dunno if it suits my problem. I have an ASP based app running on IIS at port 80. I have another web-app (Java) running on a different server at different port, but on the same machine IIS is present. I will have a few links on my ASP app, clicking on it will take me to the Java web-app. since the Java web-app is not running on port 80, it will not be accessible to the outside world unless I open another port in my firewall. So, I want to use Zope to redirect the URLs whichever is relevant to my Java web -app. Can I do it using Zope, if so, please give me some pointers.
Thanks, Vid.
kokoko wrote at 2004-3-17 11:49 -0800:
I am totally new to Zope. I dunno if it suits my problem. I have an ASP based app running on IIS at port 80. I have another web-app (Java) running on a different server at different port, but on the same machine IIS is present. I will have a few links on my ASP app, clicking on it will take me to the Java web-app. since the Java web-app is not running on port 80, it will not be accessible to the outside world unless I open another port in my firewall. So, I want to use Zope to redirect the URLs whichever is relevant to my Java web
Don't! Zope is not made for this task. I recently learned that their is a standard protocol (AFS or something like that) for IIS-Tomcat integration. Maybe, this can help you. I saw the announcement of a ZServer hosted server implementing this protocol in the "zope-announce" mailing list. -- Dieter
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