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<div>I'm using the OpenGeo suite with GeoExplorer as client. In
the file composer.html is setting proxy:
"../proxy/?url=" and works well. I can also make
DescribeProcess queries using GET method but when I do an
EXECUTE request using POST method is not working. </div>
<div>if I change proxy settings to some of these <span
style="font-family:arial,sans-serif;font-size:13px">/proxy/proxy.cgi?url=xxxx </span><span
style="font-size:13px;font-family:arial,sans-serif">or
/proxy.cgi?url=xxxx stop</span> operating the query using
GET DescribeProcess.</div>
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Sorry, I dont know the OpenGeo suite or Geoexplorer, it might best
to take it up with them.<br>
GET doesnt use the proxy - doesnt need to. You need the proxy to
deal with cross-origin security issues when using XHR. (ajax). if
ProxyHost="/proxy..." this implies you have a /proxy context on the
server. "../proxy" looks more likely - but /proxy/?url doesnt look
like a valid syntax. Is there a proxy directory or script at the
same level as your main html on the server?<br>
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The important thing is to look at your server set up. See where the
proxy code actually is, what it is, and then make sure the client
matches it. It is common to use cgi with Apache but I know next to
nothing about this as deploy with tomcat and use a jsp for proxy. <br>
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