View Full Version : remove port number from 9iAS url
g. doogle
01-09-2004, 06:39 AM
We're about to deploy an web app using 9iAS release 2. The docs say to
use the following format to access the page:
http://aaa.bbbb.com:7777/Registration/main.html. For obvious reasons I
would prefer not to announce the port to the free world. How do I
change it so that the port number is not displayed or required in the
url?
Thanks.
Hans Forbrich
01-09-2004, 07:01 AM
"g. doogle" wrote: We're about to deploy an web app using 9iAS release 2. The docs say to use the following format to access the page: http://aaa.bbbb.com:7777/Registration/main.html. For obvious reasons I would prefer not to announce the port to the free world. How do I change it so that the port number is not displayed or required in the url? Thanks.
You are using Apache's 1.3.2 core for Oracle's web servicer. (Hence the
term "Oracle Web Server Powered by Apache".)
Suggest you head to http://httpd.apache.org and learn how to configure
the server. Although fairly straight forward, there are a LOT of
variations possible to achieve your goal. I suspect any answer you get
from a forum will ultimately be limiting.
HTH
/Hans
Tiago Rocha
01-09-2004, 07:02 AM
On 9 Jan 2004 06:39:07 -0800, gdoogle@yahoo.com (g. doogle) wrote:
How do Ichange it so that the port number is not displayed or required in theurl?
Research about virtual hosts on the httpd.conf Apache file....
Thanks.
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Tiago Rocha
Recife - Brasil
www.diariodastrilhas.cjb.net
Frank van Bortel
01-10-2004, 07:44 AM
g. doogle wrote:
We're about to deploy an web app using 9iAS release 2. The docs say to use the following format to access the page: http://aaa.bbbb.com:7777/Registration/main.html. For obvious reasons I would prefer not to announce the port to the free world. How do I change it so that the port number is not displayed or required in the url? Thanks.
What would those obvious reasons be, I wonder?
Standard HTML protocol is port 80 - everyone knows that, even
browsers. So, if you just type www.apache.org, it will try
a connection to port 80, and most browsers will actually use
http://www.apache.org:80/index.html.
By default, and by definition!
Similar for secured http (https) - it's port 443.
And all other services (ftp, gopher, SSH, etc., etc)
Also, by definition, if you do not wish to use the default,
you must specify the actual port used. 7777 in your case.
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Regards,
Frank van Bortel
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