We have exposed QlikView over the internet via Reverse Proxy.
We have used a single machine configuration primarily for demo purposes i.e.we have installed all the Qlikview components as well as IIS on the same server.
While accessing the Access Point URL internally within the corporate network, we are able to see the Qlikview Reports published on the server.
However while accessing the same from internet, I can see the Accesspoint web site but it hangs with the content loading message.
We are unable to resolve this issue. It would be great if we could get any pointers to help resolve this issue.
Just wanted to bump this thread again and see if anyone has found a solution to the issue, as I have a client suffering the same.
I've proven that it is not to do with the internals of QlikView, rather an IIS/Reverse Proxy issue by creating a HTML file in QvAjaxZfc that references a number of image files. Rather than asking for username and password once and then showing all images in the HTML page the IIS server prompts for user name and password for each image file.
It's something to do with how the reverse proxy handles the caching of user names and passwords, I guess.
If anyone has any insights to share it would be most useful.
It has been a while since I have worked with Microsoft reverse proxy, but to make things work you had to set it up for pass through authentication. I am sure this has to be done on all proxy's
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