| Content rewrite |
The internal path is in the original string and the external path is
in the replacement string. Here EAA looks at the response packet to
rewrite. |
| Post body rewrite |
There is a body to content that is
uploaded and posted in formats such as JSON, XML, and others. For post body rewrite,
content is rewritten on its way back to the user from the server. The original string
contains the external path and the replacement string contains the internal path. Here
EAA looks at the request packet to rewrite |
| Query body rewrite |
A user may use the external path to
write content. Here EAA looks at the request packet to rewrite. |
| Location rewrite |
Here EAA looks at the response
packet to rewrite. |
| Cookie rewrite |
This is an uncommon case. Cookies are
usually used to maintain the state of the application. If users are getting kicked out
of a session, a cookie rewrite rule may help. In this case, the original string
carries the internal path and the replacement string carries the external
path. |