Port number pops up in URL...

          Hi,
          I have this issue.
          We have weblogic Server(5.0) running on HP-Unix. We have several
          JSP Pages and a controller servlet.
          The testing goes like this:
          We have a form in my.jsp and it gets submitted to controller servlet.
          The servlet processes the request and redirects the response to
          myResult.jsp.
          We give the URL like : http://rv1/my.jsp
          With IE(5.0) everything works fine.
          We get the redirected JSP Page and URL in IE looks like : http:/rv1/myResult.jsp
          When I use Netscape(4.85) my response url has port nmumber appended
          to the m/c name.
          For ex; if I give http://rv1/my.jsp I get the response page as
          http://rv1:80/myResult.jsp
          When I tested with the local installation of WebLogic on my Windows
          NT, both IE and Netscape work fine.
          So we concluded that it is neither browser issue nor our application
          issue.
          Is it a WebLogic issue specific to HP-Unix?
          Please Help
          Thanks,
          Kanchan

          For the JSPs and Servlets running on the same application server
          and in the same application context, we usually use forward or
          include of requestdispatcher or <jsp:forward> and <jsp:include>.
          On the other hand, you can write some programs to simulate Netscape
          to access your application and check if port 80 is in the header
          field Loaction. If so, port number is appended by Weblogic. Else,
          port number is appended by your browser.
          "Kanchan" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >
          >Hi,
          >I have this issue.
          >We have weblogic Server(5.0) running on HP-Unix. We have
          >several
          >JSP Pages and a controller servlet.
          >The testing goes like this:
          >We have a form in my.jsp and it gets submitted to controller
          >servlet.
          >The servlet processes the request and redirects the response
          >to
          >myResult.jsp.
          >We give the URL like : http://rv1/my.jsp
          >With IE(5.0) everything works fine.
          >We get the redirected JSP Page and URL in IE looks like
          >: http:/rv1/myResult.jsp
          >
          >When I use Netscape(4.85) my response url has port nmumber
          >appended
          >to the m/c name.
          >For ex; if I give http://rv1/my.jsp I get the response
          >page as
          >http://rv1:80/myResult.jsp
          >
          >When I tested with the local installation of WebLogic
          >on my Windows
          >NT, both IE and Netscape work fine.
          >
          >So we concluded that it is neither browser issue nor our
          >application
          >issue.
          >
          >Is it a WebLogic issue specific to HP-Unix?
          >Please Help
          >
          >Thanks,
          > Kanchan
          >

Similar Messages

Port Number in HTTP Sender URL

Hello,
I am trying for a HTTP -> SAP PI 7.11 -> File scenario and now want to develop the URL which will be used by the HTTP client.
I have the format of the URL to be used
I want to ask which is the port that should be used in the URL:
http://<hostname>:<port>/
In some threads I saw that it should be 80<System_Number> (so if system number = 01 then port number becomes 8001); ABAP port, I assume.
Is this still valid SAP PI 7.11?
If yes can I check where this port is maintained (on SAP PI server)?
~Thanks.

Hi,
7.1 onwards both ports are same
go to SMICM ->goto(services) -> http port will be listed there
By default there is an http serive /sap/xi/adapter_plain provided for the HTTP ..so no need to create any addition objects for using http..
HTH
Rajesh
Edited by: Rajesh on Feb 1, 2011 12:09 PM

Port Number visible in Siebel URL

Hi all,
We have just finished deploying our Siebel Application in Production. It is a standard multi-server environment with Clustering and Load Balancing.
However, we see that Siebel is automatically appending the Network Port Number (:8000), when accessing from an external Web Server.
The client has requested this port number (:8000) be removed from the URL. We would really appreciate some help on the issue.

You may have 2 constraints that are difficult to mix:
1/ Any Browser consider an URL starting with http://server/path is to be send to port 80 of the "server"
That is why all Web server (IIS, Apache, etc) use to be reached using port 80 by default.
2/ Local security constraints
One of those security guy may have told you that they can not accept to open the firewall or reverse-proxy to the port 80 of your virtual IP representing the web server farm
Conclusion: Please have a discussion with your local security team and see if this has already been discussed.

Sharepoint 2010 appended port number in the public URL when redirect

I'm new in sharepoint so please bear with me.
We have a sharepoint deployment that has 4 WFEs, each WFE has 4 sites, all on a different port number. For example;
Site 1: http://site1.server1:11111
Site 2: http://site1.server1:22222
Site 3: http://site1.server1:33333
Site 4: http://site1.server1:44444
We have a load balancer that use a public URL to all these sites. For example;
Site 1: http://site1
Site 2: http://site2
Site 3: http://site3
Site 4: http://site4
Here is the problem. Some of the link in the sharepoint site, when click, the URL is appended with the port number at the end of the public URL. For example, http://site1:11111.
I tried playing around with the AAM but it doesnt yield anything. Any advise from the expert would be appreciated.

Hi,
Look at your default AAM. This controls how the URL is appended or not. You also need to look at the site bindings in IIS and make sure you have them for each site, for port 80. And you need an alternate access mapping that routes site.server:Port
to site if your desired outcome is to have any load balanced call route back to the default alternate access mapping of http://site1
you would have a binding on http://site1 on port 80 in iis, and a host header associated with this site.
Also, if you are using path based sites, this will only work for one site. You can tell if you're using path based site collections if you see a / in front of their names inside view all site collections.
Microsoft recommends using Host named site collections, check out this technet
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc424952(v=office.15).aspx
Stacy www.sharepointpapa.com

How to hide the PORT NUMBER from the URL

Hi,
We have Application on Node 1 and Database on Node 2
Apps Version: 11.5.10.2
DB: 9.2.0.6
We recently added a new node to act as web server for iSupport.
Now we are able to access the url using public Ip-address which looks like
http://<Internet Ip-Address>:<PORT NUMBER>
Eg: http://******.com:8000
But we dont want the *'PORT NUMBER(8000)'* to be displayed.
How to hide the port number ?..
Thanks in Advance,
Mahesh

Hi Hsawwan,
Can you plz explain me the steps how to hide the port number from the url as our network administrator is not aware of this.
Regards,
Mahesh

Hiding the port number from the url

Hi All,
In our applications built using Weblogic Portal 10.3, the url to access the application doesnt have the port number. It is simply like http://<server-name>/<context> no port at all. Is this some configuration that is available inside weblogic adminstration console? The domain has both the default port and the SSL port enabled which are running in 7001 and 7002 respectively. Please let me know as how to do this configuration as I am growing haywired on this it has been about a week and have not found an answer yet. Please throw some light on this and let me know if you need further details
Thanks
Ashwin

you should install apache server to handle all the requests on port 80 and froward it to weblogic server using wlp plugin
please check this link
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E13222_01/wls/docs81/plugins/apache.html
any request http://yourapp/context will be mapped to http://youapp:7001/context

Port number is changing in the URL!

Hello,
When i try to execute a webtemplate in the browser, the default port number(ICM profile configured in RZ10 icm/server_port_0 PROT=HTTP,PORT=8080,TIMEOUT=1800)is modifying in the URL to 8100, and unable to display the page. Again when i modify the port number to default portnumber manuall and the page/report is displayed.
Could you explain why the default port no is modifying in the URL? How can i solve this porblem?
Should i need to do some more configurations?
Thanks...

Hi Amie,
It is difficult for me to understand the problem. Could you please provide more information about the version of the J2EE Engine you use, the environment - cluster, nodes. If it is possible to copy/paste the HTTP request and Http response. What is this default port number that you mention?
Could you be so kind please to explain the problem once again in more details ?
Best Regards,
Todor

How do setup the URL alias without the port number 7001?

Hi all,
I am using Weblogic 8.1 and have the following url http://solutions.company.com:7001/application.
I would like to simplify this URL by removing the port number to http://solutions.company.com/application.
(ie., configuring the system such that it automatically looks at 7001 without
the user typing it ). One of the ideas that i got was to use apache web server
and redirect to the weblogic URL. But i would like to know if this can be done
within weblogic?
cheers
-Jams

Did you ever get an answer to this?? We are attempting to do the same thing.
Tammy
"JD" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Hello All,
I am looking for solution to the same problem, we would like to map
http://www.company.com
TO
http://www.company.com:7001/application/first.jsp
All help appreciated.
Thanks
Jay
"Jams" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi all,
I am using Weblogic 8.1 and have the following url http://solutions.company.com:7001/application.
I would like to simplify this URL by removing the port number to http://solutions.company.com/application.
(ie., configuring the system such that it automatically looks at 7001
without
the user typing it ). One of the ideas that i got was to use apacheweb
server
and redirect to the weblogic URL. But i would like to know if this can
be done
within weblogic?
cheers
-Jams

Awesome Bar: auto-complete suggestion does not remember port number from URL

I visit URLs with non-standard ports all the time such as http://localhost:8080.
When I start typing "localhost" into the address bar, the Awesome Bar suggests only "http://localhost" - i.e. WITHOUT the port 8080 - instead of suggesting the full URL including the port.
I never visit "localhost" without port 8080 so that entry should not even be in my history at all.
The Awesome Bar should always remember port numbers when making suggestions.

Unfortunately that doesn't work. Even with the URL bookmarked, typing "local" to begin the autocomplete still results in the URL being auto-completed without a port number.
Typing the name of the bookmark itself results in no auto-complete at all, meaning you still have to press the down arrow before hitting "return" to get to the correct URL. So you're back at square one.
I filed a bug here: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=853898
Which turned out to be a duplicate of: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=764062

Workspace URL without port number?

Hello,
Is there a way to config the Workspace URL to not use the port number for LCES with Webpshere 6.1 environment (e.g." http://localhost:/workspace/" instead of "http://localhost:9080/workspace/") due to the firewall configuration?
Thanks,
Han Dao

1) Change the WC_defaulthost port of the appserver instance from 9080 to 80
2) Make sure "80" is listed as a "Host alias" for the "default_host" virtual host or another virtual host you have created exclusively for LiveCycle
3) Re-start the appserver instance
4) Check the SystemOut.log and verify that all LiveCycle web modules now bind to port 80, among others (like 5060, 5061 etc).
5) Try http://localhost/workspace and it should work.

How can I change the port number generated in the returned url?

We have a hardware load balancer listening on port 80 and forwarding requests to weblogic 6.1 sp2 servers on port 8090. The web servers generate urls containing the port number (and ip address of the load balancer). The browser tries to acces the load balancer at port 8090 and fails. So, how can I tell weblogic not to put a port number in the url?
TIA, Reinier

Generated WSDL will use the URL of the incoming
HTTP GET request (request to retrieve wsdl) to create:
service->port->location->address
attribute inside the WSDL.
This attribute is used by the client to send the SOAP
request.
So the HTTP GET request to retrieve the WSDL
should use the address of the load balancer (ie 80).
Then the generated WSDL will also have a url with
port 80.
http://manojc.com
"reinier" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:3ea95116$[email protected]..
We have a hardware load balancer listening on port 80 and forwardingrequests to weblogic 6.1 sp2 servers on port 8090. The web servers generate
urls containing the port number (and ip address of the load balancer). The
browser tries to acces the load balancer at port 8090 and fails. So, how can
I tell weblogic not to put a port number in the url?
TIA, Reinier

R12.1 url without the port number using dns

Hi guys
Thanks in advance,
What are the steps to setup R12.1 using url with dns so that you don't have to specify the port number while connecting.
Thanks again

Hi,
Please see this thread.
How to setup webserver in R12 so as to enable users not to enter the port
Re: How to setup webserver in R12 so as to enable users not to enter the port
Regards,
Hussein

WAD-Port number is changing in the URL

Hello,
When i try to execute a webtemplate in the browser, the default port number(ICM profile configured in RZ10 icm/server_port_0 PROT=HTTP,PORT=8080,TIMEOUT=1800)is modifying in the URL to 8100, and unable to display the page. Again when i modify the port number to default portnumber manuall and the page/report is displayed.
Could you explain why the default port no is modifying in the URL? How can i solve this porblem?
Thanks
Ravi

One way to check is using Transaction<b> SMICM</b>. You can also try SE37 > RSBB_URL_PREFIX_GET. When you execute this function module, the Export parameters returned are what appear in your URL.
If there is a difference between what you see in SMICM and the Export Parameters, it means that somewhere the settings are wrong...your Basis team can help in that case.
Hope this helps...

Disable Canonical URL or Remove Port Number

Hi All,
We are using the publishing template of Sharepoint 2013 . This generates the canonical url as shown
<link rel="canonical" href="http://www.somesite:80/Pages/default.aspx" />
I want to achieve removal of port number from the above link.
If not posssible to either remove the entire link itself
Thanks
Thomson

Hi Thomson,
It is by design that the canonical URL will display port number for SharePoint pages.
And if you have other sites which are using port number other than 80, then the port should be displayed in the URL for requests can be directed to the correct sites.
So the port number should not be removed from the URL.
If you do not want this canonical URL, then you may need to disable the Search Engine Optimization feature in the site collection.
As this feature is enabled by SharePoint Publishing feature, then we need to disabled it using PowerShell command:
Disable-SPFeature -identity 17415b1d-5339-42f9-a10b-3fef756b84d1 -URL
http://sitecollectionURL
Best regards.
Thanks
Victoria Xia
TechNet Community Support

Cannot seem to configure POP mail port number....

Currently, we are trying to configure access to our email account via POP. However, the system keeps using the port number/protocol for IMAP. How can you change it?
We had a similar problem and there is a thread from earlier, that outlines how to get to the place where you can specify the server.
So in our case we get to the advance settings by giving an invalid email address and then put in...
Mail Server: POP.CSI.COM
Along with selecting IMAP/POP (the only choice) and then after a bit the Blackberry Internet Services has it set up using the pop.csi.com sever but using the IMAP port and accessing email via IMAP.
We don't want that.
We need to specify the port number or force it to use POP and not change over to IMAP. The same server runs both the POP and the IMAP protocols and we identify the stream by using the POP port (110).
Any help is appreciated.

Hey Benard_J_L,
With the BlackBerry Internet Service, we will try configuring the email account as IMAP/POP3 in that order. If the servers can login as IMAP (port 143) and see a mailbox, then the BIS will integrate the email account as IMAP.
If your mail providers disable IMAP for an hour or so, you can remove and re-add the integration and it will integrate as POP3.
I wouldn't go to this extreme unless you're not receiving email.
-ViciousFerret
Come follow your BlackBerry Technical Team on Twitter! @BlackBerryHelp
Be sure to click Like! for those who have helped you.
Click Accept as Solution for posts that have solved your issue(s)!

Port number pops up in URL...

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for