//work fine
zuul:
routes:
user-api-provider:
path: /usr/**
stripPrefix: false
common-api-provider:
path: /cmn/**
stripPrefix: false
log-api-provider:
path: /log/**
stripPrefix: false
ddcms-api-provider:
path: /ddcms/**
stripPrefix: false
area-api-provider:
path: /are/**
stripPrefix: false
limit-api-provider:
path: /lmt/**
stripPrefix: false
//not work
zuul:
stripPrefix: false
routes:
user-api-provider: /usr/**
area-api-provider: /are/**
limit-api-provider: /lmt/**
log-api-provider: /log/**
common-api-provider: /cmn/**
ddcms-api-provider: /ddcms/**
Can you provide more details than "not work"? What do you expect and what do you see?
in second way,/usr/users forward was /users,lost /usr
zuul.stripPrefix specifically applies to zuul.prefix. zuul.routes.<route>.stripPrefix applies to zuul.routes.<route>.path
I added a note to the documentation to clarify its usage in commit 4ba3411
@ryanjbaxter there seems to be a typo in that note and it confuses the hell out of me. 😛
Please, only constructive comments. What confuses you about the documentation?
I had similar issue. Ended up with overriding Route locator logic:
@Bean
@Primary
public DiscoveryClientRouteLocator getRouteLocator() {
return new DiscoveryClientRouteLocator("/", discovery, properties) {
@Override
protected LinkedHashMap<String, ZuulRoute> locateRoutes() {
LinkedHashMap<String, ZuulRoute> routes = super.locateRoutes();
routes.values().forEach(r -> r.setStripPrefix(false));
return routes;
}
};
}
It does have any effect
@spencergibb, this. ^
@elnur its fixed now