Reverse proxy help

I am trying to setup a reverse proxy using apache 2048. I have 1
server inside our network named "websvr" that is only connected to our
internal lan. The reverse proxy is connected to the internet with a
static IP number and also the internal lan. From the reverse proxy, I
am able to reach the internal websvr.

The internal websvr has a java application that listens on port 9000

I have tried using ProxyPass and ProyPassReverse configured as the
following:

ProxyPass / http://websvr/
ProxyPassReverse / http://websvr/

Using this setup, I have been able to reach the internal websvr from
outside the network, but when I lauch the java application it is
unable to connect on port 9000.

I have also tried using virtual hosts, but was not able to even reach
the login page that I could using ProxyPass and ProxyPassReverse.

Here is how I setup the virtual host:

NameVirtualHost 24.106.83.131:80
NameVirtualHost 24.106.83.131:9000

<VirtualHost 24.106.83.131:80>
ServerName 192.168.2.30:80
</Virtualhost>


<VirtualHost 24.106.83.131:9000>
ServerName 192.168.2.30:9000
</Virtualhost>

Where NameVirtualHost is my public IP#'s and ports, and ServerName is
the IP number of the websvr on the lan.

I am new to apache, so any help would be greatly appreciated.

Michael <lumiya DeleteThis @yahoo.com> wrote:
 > The internal websvr has a java application that listens on port 9000

Why don't you use a connector to 'serve' the Java Application trought
Apache itself?

Davide

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