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- Vijay_ECirrus
HTTP::uri [HTTP::uri]/new/uri
Something like the above in the iRule will append "/new/uri" to the existing URI. Is that what you are seeking ? Basically, with the [ ] brackets, you are reading the variable and without the [ ] brackets, you are writing to it.
- JT_144596Nimbostratus
Added as answer so i can format
Here is the irule, i have *** where the functionality needs to go.
when HTTP_REQUEST { set Original_request [HTTP::request] HTTP::uri "/newURI[HTTP::uri]" Send the out-of-band validation query to the MicroService. log local0. "Calling new service" pool new_service_pool } } } when HTTP_RESPONSE { if {[HTTP::status] eq 302 } { pool 2nd_pool ***** Change the $Original_request URI **** HTTP::retry $Original_request } else { HTTP::retry $Original_request log local0. "No Re-direct - Carry on as we were" } }
- Vijay_ECirrusInstead of saving the request, why not use a fresh one ? The fresh one seems to be completely independent of the saved request, unless I am mistaken.
- JT_144596NimbostratusHi, I need the original request parameters, however I have used String manipulation for this now. Thanks for your help. JT