Steven,
I am not a tomcat expert but I can answer the DNS issues. You can set up the
different subdomains to point wherever you want: they can all point to the
same thing or they can all point to totally different machines.
I believe (but am not sure) that you can also set up tomcat so that
foo.bar.com and www.bar.com, while going to the same IP and machine, actually
go to different pages. So you might have marketing.mysitte.com go to
mysite.com/marketing, and www.mysite.com which goes to the root directory.
Again not sure on that second one for tomcat. Hope this answered a little.
--
Branden Root
Web Developer
Portent Interactive
On Wednesday 05 June 2002 10:16 am, you wrote:
> We are looking at a site with a series of similar subsections which
> might be foo.mysite.com, bar.mysite.com ...
> 1) How does DNS treat these - do they all go to the same IP?
> 2) How would Tomcat treat these?
> 3) With an absolute URL I can tell the difference - how about a relative
> URL
>
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