Question & Answer
Question
What are the requirements for proxying the PUT and DELETE methods to a back-end server
Answer
To pass the request to the server behind WebSEAL you can look into these options:
1.- Use a Transparent Path junction
2.- Make sure WebSEAL will first attempt to pass the request to a junction using JMT (junction mapping table) or the IV_JCT cookie, before processing the request on the root junction (which is typically on the local file system). This is done using the "process-root-requests = never" option
In order to allow the creation and deletion of objects, you will also need to ensure that the correct ACL's permissions bits are applied:
- d: Delete. Delete a file using the HTTP "Delete" method.
- m: Modify. Put a file in the web space using the HTTP "Put" method.
Please Note: The [server] http-method-disabled-remote entry must not include the PUT or DELETE methods. This entry was introduced in ISAM 7.0.
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16 June 2018
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