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Apache Proxy redirect to an application?

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I want to redirect a url to an application on same apache server. My development environment is Ubuntu. I enables the mod_proxy. But my url isnt redirecting to the desired application. Following is the code I put inside the /etc/apache2/sites-available/default file. I put this bottom of the file but before the "VirtualHost" tag.

ProxyRequests On 
ProxyVia On  
Order deny,allow 
Deny from all 
Allow from localhost  ProxyPass /application_directory/ http://localhost/application/directory ProxyPassReverse /application_directory/ http://localhost/application/directory
posted May 11, 2014 by Kumar Mitrasen

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