Question: I'm trying to ignore touches for a certain subviews added to my custom UITableViewCell subclass. I set exclusiveTouch to YES for that subview but the touches still trigger the cell selection.
Is there a way to avoid that selection just when touches are in that subiew?
Thanks

Answer: 
One of the advantages of **ajp** is that it sends the original URL to the web application. So any transformations by `ProxyPassReverse` and `ProxyPassReverseCookiePath` are not necessary, so you can just leave those directives out.

Unrelated to that, `ProxyPassReverseCookiePath` simply replaces the `path` parameter in the cookies that come from the web application. As in your case, the path that the web application is accessed under is the same as the path under which it is made available by Apache, it is not necessary to replace anything in the cookie path.

I could imagine that the reason why your original code doesn’t work is because it replaces `/WebApp1` by `/WebApp1/`, so you might end up with `/WebApp1//` in the cookie path, which might confuse browsers. (I am neither sure whether Apache does the transformation in this case nor whether it confuses the browsers.) I could imagine that the solution that you posted works because Apache ignored the directive because it contains an invalid path. (I am also not sure whether that’s how Apache behaves in this case.)
I had the same issue and following configuration fixed my problem.

step-1: Added `ProxyPreserveHost On` property on vhost.

step-2: configured ProxyPassReverseCookiePath for all the application like below 

```
   ProxyPassReverseCookiePath /   /WebApp1

   ProxyPassReverseCookiePath /   /WebApp2

   ProxyPassReverseCookiePath /   /WebApp3

```

Hope this will help!