HTTPS to Multiple HTTP service and ports

Hello Guys,
I am trying to set up a config in a one armed design with client connecting via https that should be redirected to differents http servers (some are port 80 others 8080 and 9000) and depending on the end of the HTTPS url I have to rewrite the end of the url to connect to the right application on the server.
example i use
https://mydomain.extranet.prod/reporting and this should be transformed in http://sdourep01.rep.fr:8080/
But at the same time if the client use this https url:https://mydomain.extranet.prod/ged/appli1 it should be rerouted to others servers using port 9000.
Can someone help on how with a same VIP and a same certificate i can balance the traffic to the right servers changing the ports and rewriting the url.
Here is a sample of my config so far.
Thanks

if all you need is change the port, than can easily be done.
Create a rule to handle the SSL traffic. A single rule for all your url is ok.
Send the cleartext traffic to an ip port ie: x.x.x.x:81
Then create multiple rules for x.x.x.x:81 with different url match statement.
ie:
content reporting
virt x.x.x.x
proto tcp
port 81
add service Server1_8080
url "/reporing*"
active
Content Appli1
virt x.x.x.x
proto tcp
port 81
add service Server1_9000
url "/ged/appli1*"
active
However, if you need the url to be changed as well as the port, then you will need to configure a redirect. Then catch the redirect with a new SSL rule and forward it to the specific server.
Hope this helps.
If you need more info, let me know.
Gilles.

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