Redirect HTTPS traffic to HTTP in Tomcat

Hi,
We are running SAP BI Platform 4.0 SP2 Patch 7, which runs on top of Tomcat 6.
We have succesfully configured our iPads to connect to our SAP BusinessObjects server using HTTPS in internet. We have an application proxy that handles HTTPS and sends plain HTTP to the SAP BusinessObjects server.
The problem is that same connection do not work when users are accessing our intranet, because the SAP BusinessObjects server only accepts HTTP requests in port 8080.
I have seen that Tomcat allows automatic redirections from HTTP to HTTPS ( using redirecPort parameter in HTTP connector definition ).
But is it possible the opposite, to switch automatically HTTPS to HTTP ?
Regards,
Joan

Hi,
At last we have activated HTTPS support in Tomcat. The idea was to avoid HTTPS in BOBJ servers to save CPU usage but after some tests we can afford it.
So no redirections are needed and the question is solved.
Thanks,
Joan

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