OWSM in the DMZ?

Hi,
We have a Web Service that need to be accessed form the Internet. If we use a Gateway we need to install the OWSM in the DMZ. We don't really want to install a database in the DMZ and we do not want to have the OWSM in the DMZ access a database on the LAN. So we really don't want the OWSM in the DMZ :-) So what do we do? Setup an Apache proxy?
Regards Pete
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Peter Lorenzen

Hi Peter.
I'm interested in the solution you implemented here. e.g. what was your topology?
I'm also interested in what type of security you implemented. e.g. Gateway, server / client agents, etc.
cheers
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