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Server side fetch

Posted on Nov 21, 2007 at 10:30 AM 7 Views

Hi SAP Friends!

We want to create a URL iView in our Portal and we would like to use server side fetching.

The URL is http://www.wondernet.nl .

When we do this, we get an error message. However, when we do the same for http://www.google.com it works correctly. What can be the problem?

Best regards,

Jan Laros:

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    Posted on Nov 21, 2007 at 04:34 PM
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    Dont use server side fetch.

    Just a friendly advise.

    It has never worked properly.

    The only way too make serverside fetching work is to implement a reverse-proxy.

    And you dont want to go there unless you really have to.

    Why do you want to use server side ?

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      Dec 05, 2007 at 01:17 PM

      Hi Jan,

      It depends on which proxy server you are using.

      Normally you would define an alias for the wondernet.nl and set the proxy server to login automtically. Then users can contact the alias.

      But I'm afraid that my experience in setting up reverse proxy is to limited to give you advise.

      Hope you succeed.

      Br Rasmus

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