handleExpiredRequest: aRequest
	"this makes an expired session go to / instead of /seaside/examples/counter
	Should be able to use a redirectHandler class for this, but 2.8 broke it"
	^ super handleExpiredRequest: (WARequest
			method: aRequest nativeRequest method
			url: '/'
			headers: aRequest nativeRequest header
			fields: {   }
			cookies: aRequest nativeRequest cookies
			nativeRequest: aRequest nativeRequest)

It’s a known issue with 2.8. To install it, do this in your root component class side.

applicationNamed: aString
	"plug in my custom application class"
	| application |
	application := MyCustomWAApplicationSubclass named: aString.
	application configuration addAncestor: WARenderLoopConfiguration new.
	application preferenceAt: #rootComponent put: self.
	^ application

Then your root component can set itself up normally…

initialize
	"self initialize"
	| app |
	app := self registerAsApplication: 'myApp'.
	app
		preferenceAt: #sessionClass
		put: MySessionClass.
	app libraries add: SULibrary

It’ll be fixed in 2.9. This area was due for a refactoring, there was a redirect handler in 2.7 but it got broken somehow.

When seaside session expires I’m being redirected to /seaside/go/trends (which is not found through httpd) instead of /trends.

Quick fix for me is to add:
Redirect /seaside/go/trends /trends.

But I’m looking for right solution.

Ramon, did you meet the same problem?

I’ve just successfully configured it as I want. Excellent!

I have just configured Apache as mentioned above for my trends app:

ServerName localhost
RewriteEngine On
ProxyVia Block
ProxyPreserveHost On
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://localhost:8008/seaside/go/trends/1 [P,L]

And I expected to work in following way:
1. When I enter http://localhost/ the trends apps shows up.
2. All links on the page of trends app have names like http://localhost/?_s=xCYFCgzFbYbbMTrr&_k=rrgJHMRr

1. is ok, but 2. is not working as I expected, instead I have link names like http://localhost/seaside/go/trends?_s=xCYFCgzFbYbbMTrr&_k=rrgJHMRr.

As additional question: how could I configure to transparent proxy http://localhost/trends to http://localhost:8008/trends, the way that all urls have http://localhost/trends for outside users, I’ve tried
RewriteRule ^/trends/(.*)$ http://localhost:8008/seaside/go/trends/1 [P,L] but it’s not working as expected again.

here is the conf of the virtual host

RewriteEngine On
ProxyVia Full
ProxyPreserveHost On
RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://localhost:8888/ASP/1 [P,L]
RewriteCond C:/Inetpub/websites/%{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
ServerName localhost

i intend that the forward occures what ever typed in the borwser from my localhost , to an ip from the network for example ( 192.168.1.100) or from a computer that is out side the network through a Dyndns serveice (http://mesh.homelinux.org)

how i can accomplish that ?

thank u

so when i type http://localhost i get apache page ,
when i type http://localhost:8888/ASP i get my asp page ,

how shall i configure apache ??
i loaded mod_proxy,mod_http_proxy,mod_rewrite successfully

shall i enable the #Include conf/extra/httpd-vhosts.conf ?

then what ? , plz help me

thanx !

Only after Apache is working should you bother with IIS. IIS has a bad habit of grabbing port 80 even when it shouldn’t.

Apache
-will be hosting http://www.domain.com on port 80

IIS
-will be hosting office.domain.com/address on 8080

I’ve followed u’r instructions but Apache refuses to start..so I must be doing something wrong.

Do i have to put virtual host for both www and office in the httpd.conf ?

Thanks