Web dispatcher URL redirect

Hi ,
We have web dispatcher which is used for accessing portal and fiori using public url as below .
https://fiori.xyzcorp.com
https://portal.xyzcorp.com
But when they're trying to access via internet portal url goes to https://portal.xyzcorp.com/startPage by default it should route to irj/portal
Same for Fiori also I'm using the ICM redirect parameter still can't access
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FOR=portal.xyzcorp.com:*, TO=/irj/portal,
icm/HTTP/redirect_1 = PREFIX=/, FOR=Fiori.xyzcorp.com:*, TO=/sap/bc/ui5_ui5/ui2/ushell/shells/abap/FioriLaunchpad.html?sap-client=800&sap-language=EN,
Could you please share you thoughts?

Hi Krishna,
Please go through below doc
SAP webdispatcher and URL redirect?
icm/HTTP/redirect_<xx> (SAP Library - SAP Web Dispatcher)
BR
Atul

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Hello All!
I need to redirect users from one URL (http://webdispatch:port1/abc/efg) to another (http://host2:port2/abc/efg) but URL in browser must stay unchanged (http://webdispatch:port1/abc/efg) after redirect. As I think server should get requested URL from browser, internally redirect to URL #2 and send response of URL #2 to browser.
I've set up Web Dispatcher for redirecting by using parameter icm/HTTP/redirect_0, but now URL in browser is changing with http://host2:port2/abc/efg
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/,FOR=webdispatch:,FROM=/sap/bc/webdynpro/sap/zwd_rep,HOST=host2,PORT=port2
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Thanks for your replies.
I've tried to comment wdisp/permission_table parameter but it had no effect. And it seems that I've made a mistake: I forgot to comment icm/HTTP/redirect_0 while tested work of icr file.
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>Version 1.0
>SYS
>J2EE crmdev.oao.sng 8010 DIA=2
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Error:     -26
Version:     7000
Component:     HTTP_ROUTE
Date/Time:     Mon Dec 01 17:41:24 2008
Module:     http_route.c
Line:     3121
Server:     crmdev_WDC_30
Error Tag:
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> 8010 is probably an HTTP message server port.
I think no since inst_host:8010/sap/bc/webdynpro/* working fine.
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SAP webdispatcher and URL redirect?

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I just installed SAP web dispatcher with the purpose of using it (similar to saprouter for sapgui) as single point of entry for all http(s) requests to our SAP systems.
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Example:
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2. http://saperpecc:8001//sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui/!
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Hi
The parameter has the following syntax:
icm/HTTP/redirect_<xx> = PREFIX=<URL prefix>[, FROM=<pattern for URL>, FROMPROT=<incoming protocol>, FOR=<pattern for host name:port>,TO=<new URL prefix>, PROT=<protocol>, HOST=<host>, PORT=<port number/name>]
<xx> must be specified in ascending order from 0.
Optional Parameters
With the optional parameters FROM, FROMPORT and FOR
So your example the parameter would be:-
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/,FROM=/ECC/webgui,TO=/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui/!
One point to note is that the URL you have provided has a double slash after the Hostname and Port which might be the root of your problem.
http://saperpecc:8001//sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui/!
Another point to note. If you are having problems with redirection via HTTP then HTTPwatch (basic version is freeware) can be used to check how requests are being directed. You can use this for testing your redirects.
Hope this helps.
Michael
Edited by: Michael Mulvey on Nov 11, 2008 5:27 PM

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We are using the Web Dispatcher with the Enterprise Portal 6.0
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Thanks for the reply. Here is the "graphical" flow;
IE==>HW-LB==> 3 (Apache==>Reverse Proxy-->WebDisp) --> 2 (WAS 6.40 SP11 PL3)
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Thank you for the reply.. I am little bit confused.could you please clarify the followint to me.
My requirement is when user types "http://epdev", it should redirect to http://hostname.company.com:50000
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3. if the above procedure works, I got a question like..what is the use of "virtual hosts".
How is it different from creating for instance, creating as many DNS aliases to IP address.
Although, it was explained at http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/0b/fbf5a47928f84e8d0beba8371508e6/frameset.htm
I didnt clearly understand it.
I would really appreciate, if you could clarify these to me.
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URL redirect to ECC through web dispatcher

Hi,
I need to forward the link
http:// 85.89.237.93/zincontact?sap-client=200?opid=$(operatorid)?cli=$(cli)?qid=$(queueid)?dato=$(startcalldate)? viderefort=$(forwarded)
to
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where vindevde1 is ECC box.
Here operatorid , queueid , startcalldate will change in runtime.
I set the parameter icm/HTTP/redirect_0 as given below.
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/zincontact?sap-client=200?opid=$(operatorid)?cli=$(cli)?qid=$(queueid)?dato=$(startcalldate)?viderefort=$(forwarded) ,
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Please help me on this.
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>Now is it possible to access the service through url http://85.89.237.93 from internet or I have to use http://vinweb01:8101/ as >in web dispatcher server ?
Sorry but you are really difficult to understand.
If you want to access your ECC system from the internet through the web dispatcher, the web dispacher should be in a DMZ and have 2 IP address : 1 published on the internet and one to access the internal network.
Usually you would configure the web disptcher to listen on the standard ports 80 for HTTP and 443 for HTTPS.
If vinweb01 is the name of your web disptcher as published on internet DNS, you would access to ECC with the URL
http://vinweb01.
All of this is explained in detail in help.sap.com. You should really read the documentation...
Regards,
Olivier

Redirection in web dispatcher

Dear Experts,
I have ABAP backend system and I need to open it to internet. Doing so, I have implemented web dispatcher that is running in DMZ. Up to this point everything went on as desired, but one thing.
When I call the URL http://teidom.com:60000 then it redirects to the target host with the local address http://<localhost>.teidom.local:8000/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui. Hereby this is not possible to call the page from internet. This is working only in local network, not in internet. In order to call and view the page from internet, the address has to be intact with no address redirection.
Just to get you closer to understand the situation, here below I wrote down the parameters which I defined for Web Dispatcher (sapwebdisp.pfl).
SAPGLOBALHOST = WebServerRack
SAPSYSTEM = 02
INSTANCE_NAME = W02
DIR_CT_RUN = C:\WebDisp\NTI3867
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Hi Matt,
It is very kind of you commenting on the subject.
I just want to be sure of the problem that I am facing. My problem is when I call the URL http://teidom.com:60000 from the internet; it is supposed to view the page (information) from ABAP system. But it couldn't.
Web dispatcher is running on the host named 'webdispsvr'
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Second test was in the internet
Behaviour of the system is same nothing changed
When I call URL http://teidom.com:60000, as it happens in local test, it redirects the URL to http://<localhost>.teidom.local:8000/sap/bc/gui/sap/its/webgui for this reason page could not be viewed when it is called from the internet.
I hope above information is clear enough to get you understand how bad situation I am in.
Isnt there a way out of this struggle?
Thanks all of you for your great contribution to the situation.
Regards,
Taner

Redirect web dispatcher to java nwa

Hello all,
Can you suggest me: how can I redirect from web dispatcher link host:port/ to java link host:port/nwa
I used:
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, TO=host:port/nwa
icm/HTTP/admin_0 = PREFIX=/,DOCROOT=$(DIR_DATA)$(DIR_SEP)icmandir,AUTHFILE=$(icm/authfile),PORT=8100
Thx
Chris

Hi Chris,
Did you check this link?
Examples
Parameter Value
Description
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, TO=/bc/bsp/demo/default.html
Access attempts on "/" are redirected to "/bc/bsp/demo/default.html".
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FROM=/mime/*,HOST=mimeserver, PORT=8080
Only requests with specific URL patterns are redirected to HTTPS
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/sap/bc/bex, FROMPROT=http, PROT=https, HOST=px155.sap.com
Only requests with a specific URL are redirected to HTTPS
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FROM=/sap*, FROMPROT=http, PROT=https, HOST=px155.sap.com
Only specific HTTP requests are redirected to HTTPS
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FROM=*, FROMPROT=http, PROT=https, HOST=px155.sap.com
All HTTP requests are redirected to HTTPS
icm/HTTP/redirect_0 = PREFIX=/, FROM=/mime/*,FOR=crm.sap.com*,HOST=crmserver, PORT=80
Requests with the URL prefix /mime/ and the HTTP header field HOST that matches the pattern crm.sap.com:* are redirected to the server crmserver:80.
icm/HTTP/redirect_&lt;xx&gt; - SAP Web Dispatcher - SAP Library
THanks and Regards,
Vimal

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