12-06-2019, 12:24 AM
IntraWeb will only do that if it detects that you are redirecting to an absolute address, not a relative address.
As I mentioned before, I don't know what URL Rewrite is doing and what it is putting in the request headers, but I bet it is not correct. Without knowing exactly what URL rewrite is doing it is very hard to fix this (it will be a sequence of try and error attempts).
Can you describe exactly what URL Rewrite is doing? IntraWeb doesn't need to have its responses rewritten (they will use relative paths all the time). A proxy should only forward the requests to the correct server, nothing else.
As I mentioned before, I don't know what URL Rewrite is doing and what it is putting in the request headers, but I bet it is not correct. Without knowing exactly what URL rewrite is doing it is very hard to fix this (it will be a sequence of try and error attempts).
Can you describe exactly what URL Rewrite is doing? IntraWeb doesn't need to have its responses rewritten (they will use relative paths all the time). A proxy should only forward the requests to the correct server, nothing else.