/WEB-INF/hibernate.properties /WEB-INF/js.quartz.properties /WEB-INF/js.spring.properties /WEB-INF/js.scheduling.properties /WEB-INF/mondrian.connect.string.properties /WEB-INF/js.diagnostic.properties /WEB-INF/js.aws.datasource.properties /WEB-INF/js.externalAuth.properties /WEB-INF/js.config.properties /WEB-INF/classes/relativedate.properties /WEB-INF olapCacheManager Either specify the load balancer headers passed to JRS node (forwardedForProtoHeaderName, forwardedForPortHeaderName) OR specify the url pointing to load balancer in the proxyUrl property proxyUrl, if specified correctly, trumps the headers. The default header config is for AWS ELB to work out of the box. header in which LB specifies its HTTP protocol. If this property is absent from the bean config and proxyUrl is not set correctly, request.getScheme() is used. forwardedForPortHeaderName - header in which LB specifies its port. If this property is absent from the bean config and proxyUrl is not set correctly, request.getPort() is used.