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Angular web app routing within Juniper SSL VPN


Currently I am working on a simple web app, using AngularJS. During the development process, I tested it while the app was locally served by IIS. However, when I deployed it on a company web server and ran it within a Juniper SSL VPN the trouble began.

First I had to apply the following 'fix': AngularJS Routing Fails when running within a Juniper SSL VPN #8905

But the above fix only solved part of the trouble. The problem that remains is that AngularJS returns the following error when I try to load an other than the default ('/') view ($location.path('/anotherView') from the view controller, I get the following error message:

Error: [$rootScope:infdig] 10 $digest() iterations reached. Aborting!
Watchers fired in the last 5 iterations: []
http://errors.angularjs.org/1.3.15/$rootScope/infdig?p0=10&p1=%5B%5D
    at REGEX_STRING_REGEXP (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:63)
    at Scope.$get.Scope.$digest (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:14340)
    at Scope.$get.Scope.$apply (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:14565)
    at done (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9685)
    at completeRequest (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9875)
    at XMLHttpRequest.requestLoaded (,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9816)(anonymous function) @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:11649$get @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:8583$get.Scope.$apply @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:14567done @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9685completeRequest @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9875requestLoaded @ ,DanaInfo=server1.mydomain.nl,CT=js+angular.js:9816

I've tested it with the default AngularJS Routing and the Angular ui.router mechanism and both give the same result.

Any help to solve this problem is really appreciated!


Solution

  • Problem is solved by configuring Juniper to act as a reversed proxy.