Tim, Mike,
If you use Apache in front with jk, could you supply two different
jkmount directives ? (I'm actually asking a question, since I don't
know). ;)
No. Jk can't rewrite the request. But mod_rewrite can.
In fact - based on the problem below - using mod_rewrite would probably
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Subject: Re: having webapp reachable at two URLs
Tim, Mike,
If you use Apache in front with jk, could you supply two different
jkmount directives ? (I'm actually asking a question, since I
don't
know). ;)
No. Jk can't rewrite
Yoav,
Have you considered tomcat's balancer webapp?
Hmmm, no, I am still using Tomcat4 so I didn't actually know it existed,
the docs make it look interesting though.
It does the same stuff as
I mentioned before with the filter, only the code is there for you, you
just need to configure
Yoav,
Have you considered tomcat's balancer webapp?
Right, from what I can tell from the docs it seems that the Tomcat
balancer webapp cheats, and actually send a redirect back to the client.
Unfortunately that wont do what I need it to do, as all it can do then
is redirect the client back
Hi,
I want to make a certain Tomcat webapp available at two different URLs,
but still be coming from the same source. I seem to remember having seen
documentation on how to do this, but I can't find it now. I am using
Tomcat 4.1.30.
Say I have the following being served by a Tomcat instance:
Right, I managed to find some more info on this pointing me in the
direction of setting up two different contexts in server.xml, with the
same docBase but different path. However, as doing this would also
double the database connections etc, is there a way of doing this with
just a single context
: having webapp reachable at two URLs
Right, I managed to find some more info on this pointing me in the
direction of setting up two different contexts in server.xml, with the
same docBase but different path. However, as doing this would also
double the database connections etc, is there a way
Yoav,
You can have a simple redirect filter mapped to /* in one context that
just redirects to the other.
This sounds like a good way to do it, but I can't seem to find any docs
on how to do redirects from inside a context definition. Am I missing
something obvious here?
Mats
Howdy,
You can have a simple redirect filter mapped to /* in one context
that
just redirects to the other.
This sounds like a good way to do it, but I can't seem to find any docs
on how to do redirects from inside a context definition. Am I missing
something obvious here?
Yeah: my solution
: having webapp reachable at two URLs
Hi,
I want to make a certain Tomcat webapp available at two
different URLs, but still be coming from the same source. I
seem to remember having seen documentation on how to do this,
but I can't find it now. I am using Tomcat 4.1.30.
Say I have
, since I don't
know). ;)
-Original Message-
From: Mats Henrikson [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 11, 2004 11:00 AM
To: Tomcat User
Subject: having webapp reachable at two URLs
Hi,
I want to make a certain Tomcat webapp available at two
different URLs, but still be coming
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