Sorry about my lack of lucidity. I would like to have 3 web sites up and running under one Orion server. I want the default website (the one that Orion displays by default) to display when the user types http://myserver, I want my cs2k site to come up when the user enters http://myserver/cs2k, and I would like http://myserver/twsm to display my other site. Currently, whichever site's <application> tag is defined first in server.xml is the one that gets mapped to http://myserver, and neither of the other two URL's work. These sites consist mostly of jsp's and servlets, but I am not sure about any EJBs that might be present. We have various beans littering the classpath, but the sites seem to be functioning properly in and of themselves. I guess I'm just confused about how to set up multiple websites under the same Orion server, and it seems that everyone on this list has a different opinion of how to do that. :) At 05:35 PM 11/14/2000 -0600, you wrote: >Do you want 3 web sites? Or one web site that uses 3 web applications? > >Perhaps you could clarify your problem for us in a line or two? > >-mike > > > -----Original Message----- > > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Drew Kidder > > Sent: Wednesday, November 15, 2000 3:33 AM > > To: Orion-Interest > > Subject: Re: REPOST: Multiple websites on one server not found [NEED > > HELP] > > > > > > At 01:58 PM 11/13/2000 -0600, you wrote: > > >>>THE SETUP (in $ORION_HOME/config, on host "orionhost") > > >>>============================================ > > >>>1. I have a web-site.xml file for each of the two sites that I want to > > >>>run under Orion (cs2k-web-site.xml and twsm-web-site.xml). Each file > > >>>contains a line like this (sub "cs2k" in for "twsm" for > > cs2k-web-site.xml): > > >>> > > >>> <default-web-app application="twsm" name="twsm-web" shared="true" > > >>> root="/twsm" /> > > > > > >this doesn't make sense. the default-web-app of a site is always mounted > > >to "/". what you want is probably one web-site.xml that reads > > > > > ><default-web-app application="whatever" name="whatever" root="/" /> > > ><web-app application="twsm" name="twsm-web" root="/twsm" /> > > ><web-app application="cs2k" name="cs2k-web" root="/cs2k" /> > > > > > >HTH > > > > > >robert > > > > I have 3 separate web-site files: default-web-site.xml, > > cs2k-web-site.xml, > > and twsm-web-site.xml. I removed the <default-web-app> tag from the cs2k > > and twsm files, and I got an error when Orion tried to re-deploy > > that said > > that there was no default website defined for either application. > > I added > > the <default-web-app> tag back in, but this time did not add the "root" > > attribute. The apps deployed correctly, but the problem is still not > > resolved. I also went so far as to add <context-root> tags to > > each site's > > META-INF/application.xml, and those did no good either. > > > > I have included the relevant config files in a small zip attached to this > > note. You can see what I've done, and hopefully where I've munged up the > > works. The only file that I have modified but not included here is each > > site's respective application.xml file, and the only mods that I > > have done > > to either is to add the following lines: > > > > <module> > > <web> > > <web-uri>twsm-web</web-uri> > > <context-root>twsm/</context-root> > > </web> > > </module> > > > > (sub "cs2k" for "twsm" and you have the mods to the cs2k application.xml.) > > > > The context-root does nothing, in my tests. I may as well not > > have it defined. > > ------ Andrew Kidder L3 SW/Support Engineer, IBU Tivoli Systems 512-436-4544 [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.tivoli.com
