Tuckey UrlRewrite: ClassNotFoundException after changing urlrewrite.xml
java,tomcat,tomcat7,tuckey-urlrewrite-filter,urlrewriter
I think that is not the proper way to modify the rules dynamically. Check the Extending UrlRewriteFilter section in the manual. Instead of rule tag, you should use class-rule. You specify a class, that will dynamically load the rules from a resource. They have an example of a simple rule....
using UrlRewriteFilter shows This webpage has a redirect loop
tomcat,redirect,url-rewriting,urlrewriter
<condition name="host" operator="notequal">^example.com</condition> Replace the above with one of the following <condition name="host" operator="equal">^example\.com</condition> <condition name="host" operator="notequal">^www\.example\.com</condition>...
IIS Rewrite instead of redirect from directory
redirect,iis,directory,urlrewriter
You can't rewrite a url to a different domain. You'd either have to do a redirect, or you can use an iframe to contain subdomain.domain.com inside of the page you have at www.mydomain.com/mydirectory. If you want to rewrite subdomain.domain.com to something like domain.com/subdomain, this would be possible since it is...
using UrlRewriteFilter not redirecting properly
tomcat,redirect,url-rewriting,urlrewriter
To preserve the query string, you can add the use-query-string parameter to the urlrewrite element as follows: <urlrewrite use-query-string="true"> Alternatively, you can include the query string in your redirect URL as follows: <to type="redirect" last="true">http://www.example.com/$1?%{query-string}</to> See the documentation here....