I am using Spring HATEOAS
in my web application. My application runs behind a Nginx
webserver. I am sending following url with HTTPS header
As you mentioned in the comments your application runs behind a webserver. In this case Nginx.
You are using some sort of
linkTo(methodOn(MyController.class).myMethod(name)).withSelfRel());
to generate links. In this case take a look at ControllerLinkBuilder. As you can see in line 190 Spring HATEOAS builds a link based on the current request.
In addition, request header X-Forwarded-Proto
, X-Forwarded-Host
and X-Forwarded-Ssl
are queried and used if available.
That is what you missed to configure in order to build proper links with Spring HATEOAS.
Because you complain that only https
is missing in your links, Nginx already sets X-Forwarded-For
but skips X-Forwarded-Proto
. I assume that Nginx and your application communicate over http
otherwise you wouldn't have trouble.
You can ignore X-Forwarded-Ssl
. It is only relevant if Nginx and your application talking over https
. In that case you wouldn't see any issue either.
Below you find a complete Nginx location
block for reference. X-Forwarded-Proto
has been set to https
in order to inform the proxied system that links have to contain https
in any URLs (only if backend system processes aforedmetnioned request header).
location /yourapp {
proxy_pass http://localhost:8080/yourapp;
proxy_redirect default;
proxy_set_header Host $http_host;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-For $proxy_add_x_forwarded_for;
proxy_set_header X-Forwarded-Proto https;
}
For further reading please consult Nginx documentation for the http_proxy_module.