Hi All,

I am looking for a solution to a URL redirection problem urgently. The problem is:

I have a URL for a website which needs to be replaced before it is requested to the Virtual Server in IIS. This request then should serve the ASPX page as per the new URL requested. The basic problem is that the initial requested URL actually hits a Websphere Server and now it should hit the IIS Server. Creation of a Virtual Server in IIS matching the WebSphere URL as the URL involves request to a servlet.

For e.g - http://www.URLexample.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?name=Login (Websphere URL) should be replaced by http://www.URLexample.com/site/new/Login.aspx. (IIS URL) . THe site on Websphere is being ported on IIS. The websphere server will be shut down hence the Websphere URL should be sent to IIS Server and IIS should replace it with the IIS URL and then serve the content.

Please let me know an optimum solution for the above

Re: Complete Replace of URL for redirection by Ken

Ken
Sat Jun 05 03:48:06 CDT 2004

ISAPI Filter?

Or if you are using ASP.NET *and* you can assign all the old extensions to
the ASP.NET .dll then you can rewrite the request in one of the global
events IIRC.

Cheers
Ken


"anto" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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: Hi All,
:
: I am looking for a solution to a URL redirection problem urgently. The
problem is:
:
: I have a URL for a website which needs to be replaced before it is
requested to the Virtual Server in IIS. This request then should serve the
ASPX page as per the new URL requested. The basic problem is that the
initial requested URL actually hits a Websphere Server and now it should hit
the IIS Server. Creation of a Virtual Server in IIS matching the WebSphere
URL as the URL involves request to a servlet.
:
: For e.g - http://www.URLexample.com/servlet/ControllerServlet?name=Login
(Websphere URL) should be replaced by
http://www.URLexample.com/site/new/Login.aspx. (IIS URL) . THe site on
Websphere is being ported on IIS. The websphere server will be shut down
hence the Websphere URL should be sent to IIS Server and IIS should replace
it with the IIS URL and then serve the content.
:
: Please let me know an optimum solution for the above
:
: