Apache Tomcat:apache + Tomcat +js + CSS implementation split Cross-domain

A Java site, using Tomcat server, you need to the site's CSS, images, JS need to separate. With a different domain name, you will encounter cross-domain situations. To do this, the Apache proxy is used to implement the detach work
CSS, images, JS resources all put to
src.test.com/css/...
Src.test.com/images/...
src.test.com/js/...
Java Site Tomcat Server access method
ajp://127.0.0.1:8009/
Actually, it's http://127.0.0.1:8080/.
Apache httpd.conf Configuration


ServerName mnr.test.com
Rewriteengine on
Rewriterule ^/(. *) ajp://127.0.0.1:8009/sub/$1 [P]


Then access the site through the http://sub.test.com way
Because CSS, images, JS resources are independent domain names, it may be on other servers, but must be in the subdomain domain name method to avoid cross-domain situation.


ServerName mnr.test.com
Rewriteengine on
proxypass/js/http://src.test.com/js/
proxypass/css/http://src.test.com/css/
proxypass/images/http://src.test.com/images/
Rewriterule (?! /((JS) (CSS) (img))/^.*$) ajp://127.0.0.1:8009/sub/$1 [P]



Restart Apache to
Call the corresponding relationship:
Sub.test.com/css src.test.com/css/...
Sub.test.com/images src.test.com/images/...
Sub.test.com/js src.test.com/js/...
sub.test.com resources are access to the resources under the Tomcat directory
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