Webdispatcher redirect load to the Java AS

Hi all,
we have a BI java instance (Pure Java) running on a server, and another Java Application server running on another server.
i've installed a webdispatcher to distribute the load of incoming requests between the Two.
Now, what we want to implement is to have all the incoming request be redirected to the Application server. all the incoming HTTP to not be handled by the central instance.
any way to do this on the webdispatcher or however other method ?
Regards.

Hi ,
2.     Go to the Visual Administrator path (i.e. C:\usr\sap\J2E\JC00\j2ee\admin)
3.     Double-click go. bat
4.     Connect to the Visual Administrator with your logon information
5.     Go to Instance> Dispatcher > Services > HTTP Provider
6.     Choose ProxyMappings and Enter the
                <portal port to be mapped>=Host<proxy host>:<proxy server>,Port:<port
                  number>,Scheme:<scheme>,Override:<true/false>)
                 (ie. 50000=(Host:rev-proxy.corporate.com,Port:80,Scheme:http,Override:true)) in the value text
                 field
7.     Choose Update.
8.     Choose Save button
say   - http://host2050.corp.com:50000/ - central instance
          http://host2050.corp.com:51000/ - other node.
ports :               (Port:50000,Type:http)(Port:50001,Type:ssl)
for http :
ProxyMappings: 50000=(Host:host2050.corp.com,Port:51000,Scheme:http,Override:true)
for https :
ProxyMappings: 50000=(Host:host2050.corp.com,Port:51001,Scheme:https,Override:true)
for http with diff dialog instance host2051:
ProxyMappings: 50000=(Host:host2051.corp.com,Port:51000,Scheme:https,Override:true)
Regards
Shridhar Gowda
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    >
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