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Suggestion: Take the URL that is inserted into the Server field of the webstart.jnlp from the RequestURL, so when using Docker with a different port mapping or a reverse proxy, there's no need to change the URL manually.
It doesn't quite exist, because the value in server.url is static rather than taking it from the Request. If there are additional port maps or dns aliases of which the mirth server is not aware, it will still serve only what is configured in mirth.properties rather than the hostname and port the user used to reach the server.
On the flip-side, this probably should be a configurable option because if a user hits a mirth server in a non-standard way, the admin may want to direct them to a load balancer/proxy/alternate address instead.
Suggestion: Take the URL that is inserted into the Server field of the webstart.jnlp from the RequestURL, so when using Docker with a different port mapping or a reverse proxy, there's no need to change the URL manually.
example:
docker-compose set ports: 8543:8443
Server in webstart.jnlp https://localhost:8443
GOAL https://localhost:8543
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