- From: Anton Blomberg <anton@naetet.se>
- Date: Mon, 15 Sep 2008 10:14:51 +0000
- To: ietf-http-wg@w3.org
Hi From my webserver (A) I want to serve a html webpage that is located at another webserver (B) and keep the client located on server A. When the client requests http://server-a/test.html I want A to make the client load test.html from http://server-b/test.html but remain at the address http://server-a/test.html So that a link from within test.html uses A as its root, linking test2.html to http://server-a/test2.html instead of http://server-b/test2.html. That to be able to make A serve test2.html from yet another server, depending on different factors. test.html: <a href="test2.html">test2</a> What headers do I need to send from the server to make the client download the page from B but execute it like it was residing at A? If I use a 302 response with Location: B/test.html the client will load the page but change server and translate a non-absolute link as B/test.html and the clients address bar will show http://B/test.html instead of http://A/test.html. I want A to serve pages and files residing on different servers. Thanks for any help, Anton
Received on Monday, 15 September 2008 12:16:52 UTC