internal redirect

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Title: internal redirect

I have a web server which provides web services at the url http://someplace:port/SERVICES/

There is client software which I dont have source code to which allow you me to specify http://someplace:port.

However, this client will always send its web service posts to http://someplace:port/SERVICES on the wire.   Notice the trailing slash is missing.

For security reasons, this client will NOT follow redirects.  

However, I cannot seem to get apache to append the slash and do an internal redirect.

I have tried Alias, but the Redirects are processed first.

I have used the rewrite engine to successfully rewrite the URL to put the slash on, but it still sends an external redirect.

How can I get apache to do an internal redirect, and NOT send an external redirect. 

In our case, the internal redirect is safe since the SERVICES/  url is the only url the client will ever access.

Thanks,

Tony


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