Enhydra: HTTP Port getting appended on redirect

[chad fowler <chadfowler@xxxxxxxxx>]

We're trying to setup Apache/Enhydra Director/Enhydra
in our production environment and running into a
little problem.  Before I go too deep into it, I
thought I'd ping the list:

We have many web server instances running on each web
server, all using the same IP address.  We have a
Big/IP box mapping requests for different names to one
IP address on the backend with web servers running on
different ports.  The web server we are having trouble
with is on port 10000.  So, when a request is made for
(e.g.) http://www.blah.com, it's really hitting
something like 192.168.0.1:10000 behind the scenes. 
For static pages, this is working fine. 

The problem comes when my Enhydra applications send
redirects (e.g. from a servlet to a JSP for
presentation).  The Enhydra server is aware of the web
server's port number and is explicitly adding it to
the redirect location.  Unfortunately,
http://www.blah.com:10000 isn't valid, so nothing
works at that point.

In the Apache httpd.conf, you can set
UseCanonicalNames to "off".  This will cause redirects
to assume the host and port that was sent in the
request header.  Is there an equivalent for Enhydra?

Thanks in advance,
Chad Fowler

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