Configuring webclient  with Virtual Host

i configure portal with a virtual host.
Portal it is ok. i can navigate and login with the virtual host server. But the collaboration portlets (Message portlet, calendar portlet) link to the original server.
what can i do to work also with virtual host?
my original server is the internal host name.
the virtual host is the public server name.
thanks in advance
Regards
giorgio

no problem from flex side.. need to escape crossdomain.xml
file in htacess for codeigniter i.e RewriteCond $1
!^(index\.php|images|application|uploads|robots\.txt|crossdomain\.xml)
in htaccess file.

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