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March 6th, 2008, 15:46
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Rep Power: 0 | | | Re: Trouble with OTM behind Websphere Edge as reverse-proxy? Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisplough Hello,
I'm glad to hear that you've gotten it working. Which route did you finally go down? Apache, Squid, WebSphere?
Please post the details to your final solution. This will help others who encounter a similar issue and keep our community growing.
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Chris |
Hi Chris,
Here are our final settings:
snippet from glog.properties in both OTM Web and App Servers:
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glog.webserver.urlprefix=/otm
# web server URL (may differ from server name)
glog.webserver.URL=https://reverseproxy.our.org:443$glog.webserver.urlprefix$
And in ibmproxy.conf...
ReversePass https://otmprod.our.us/* https://reverseproxy.our.org/*
Thanks again so much
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March 6th, 2008, 21:50
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Rep Power: 0 | | | Re: Trouble with OTM behind Websphere Edge as reverse-proxy? Quote:
Originally Posted by dereference Hi Chris,
Here are our final settings:
snippet from glog.properties in both OTM Web and App Servers:
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glog.webserver.urlprefix=/otm
# web server URL (may differ from server name)
glog.webserver.URL=https://reverseproxy.our.org:443$glog.webserver.urlprefix$
And in ibmproxy.conf...
ReversePass https://otmprod.our.us/* https://reverseproxy.our.org/*
Thanks again so much
Joby |
Oh by the way, the RP is IBM Websphere Edge Server. If we had not gotten this to work, we were gearing up to use Apache.
Just FYI
Thanks again Chris
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September 7th, 2008, 17:53
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Rep Power: 10 | | | Re: Trouble with OTM behind Websphere Edge as reverse-proxy? Pritam,
Ensure that your RP is not parsing or modifying the javascript elements of the OTM pages. I've seen similar issues in the past when this was the case.
Also - what RP are you using?
Thanks,
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September 7th, 2008, 18:02
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Rep Power: 0 | | | Re: Trouble with OTM behind Websphere Edge as reverse-proxy? Thanks Chris.
We are using Apache reverse proxy (2.2.9). How do I know that apache is doing something which it should, atleast the main logon page shows correctly with all the images, css and js loaded correctly.
Is there any specific configuration on apache to avoid the javascript element parsing?
Thanks,
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September 8th, 2008, 18:26
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Rep Power: 0 | | | Re: Trouble with OTM behind Websphere Edge as reverse-proxy? Finally I got this working. The issue is with cookie set-up. OTM sets up cookie with /GC path and that is not available after the reverse proxy changes the URL and all paths. I had to put following configuration in my reverse proxy to convert the cookie path -
ProxyPassReverseCookiePath / /appname
After this it started working fine.
Thanks all for help,
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