I have a web server with several applications running on different ports (some on apache and some on tomcat). Clients are having difficulty at restricted sites with getting the ports open to use our applications. So I have been asked to somehow route all the traffic through the https port (443 I think).
This should be possible because all the paths for the different applications are different, as well as the different ports.
So for example I have
https://blah.com:8000/cs
which we would like to be routed as
https://blah.com/cs
but still use the original server setups to keep things modular.
I am having a general failure of google-fu when it comes to implementing because I don't know the right buzz words for what I am trying to do.
I have looked most at proxies (apache and squid specifically), but they don't seem to be designed to do this exactly, unless I am not understanding what I am reading which is quite possible.
Thanks for any help you can give!