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Using IIS 7.5 with Advanced Application Routing.

I have setup a rewrite rule so that all requests to http://server1/proxy/* goto http://server2:8080/*

eg:

a request to http://server1/proxy/authenticate will be sent to http://server2:8080/authenticate

this does not work in all cases. For example, if I make a POST request using Javascript, then the request is rewritten to http://server1/authenticate which results in a 404.

However, using Firefox's REST client, making the same POST request with the same data, works fine.

So somehow AJAX requests are not being proxied, and I do not know why.

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  • Are there any errors in your browser's console? It could be that your server doesn't accept cross-origin POST requests from javascript.
    – jshawl
    Nov 12, 2013 at 20:37
  • There are no cross origin POST requests since the reverse proxy hides this.
    – Alex Dow
    Nov 12, 2013 at 21:28

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