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Play! framework: what is the difference between Router.getFullUrl ("action") and Router.reverse ("action"). absolute ()?

I need an absolute URL in my Play! 1.2.4 as a callback for OAuth authentication (using Scribe .

My application works behind the Apache virtual proxy server to be accessible through a URL with a subdomain, for example, "http://myapp.mydomain.com", proxying "http://127.0.0.1:9000". ProxyPreserveHostset to On. In my game! application, I have the following property: application.baseUrl=http://myapp.mydomain.com/.

To calculate this absolute URL, I used a piece of code, for example:

Router.ActionDefinition ad = Router.reverse("Controller.callback");
ad.absolute();
return ad.url;

This code worked great with Play! 1.2.3: he returned "http://myapp.mydomain.com/callback".

Now that I am using Play! 1.2.4, this code now returns "http://www.mydomain.com:9000/callback" (the translated URL is a virtual proxy without a subdomain), as if Play! now using the http request url to create this absolute url.

I empirically replaced this code with Router.getFullUrl("Controller.callback"), which fixed my problem.

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1.2.4:

String getFullUrl(...) getBaseUrl() + actionDefinition=reverse(...)

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private String __reverseWithCheck(String action, boolean absolute) {
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