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.NET Forum / ASP.NET / General / October 2007Infinite Loop
Hi, A reverse proxy processes requests and then redirects them to a local or remote server. However, when an HttpWebRequest is created and its Uri is the local server (same machine), I get into an infinite loop situation, since the reverse proxy continues to process the same request over and over. What shall I do to make sure a page is only processed once on the local machine? Thanks. Mike Hi Mike, try comparing the ResponseUri in the response to see if it's different? Jim > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > Thanks. > Mike I did some more browsing and I think I found a way: I add a header in the first request (HttpWebRequest), then in the "ProcessRequest" of my handler, I use the following. Seems to work... If Not context.Request.Headers("UBPReverseProxy") Is Nothing Then context.RewritePath("~/Default3.aspx") Dim h As IHttpHandler = PageParser.GetCompiledPageInstance("~/Default3.aspx", Nothing, context) h.ProcessRequest(context) Return End If Does it make sense? Mike > Hi Mike, try comparing the ResponseUri in the response to see if it's > different? [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] >> Thanks. >> Mike
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