Your original post said you wanted to expose applications on
different IP addresses, which IIUC is different hosts, not different
vhosts. AFAIK the only way to have apps on different ip addresses is
the method outlined in http://cwiki.apache.org/GMOxDOC11/exposing-web-
applications-on-distinct-ports.html. What exactly broke when you
tried that?
IIUC vhosts would be if you had several names mapped to the same IP
address and wanted to distinguish them. This is a lot easier than
different IP addresses.
IIRC there's a simpler way with jetty...
thanks
david jencks
On Jun 11, 2007, at 8:32 PM, Brandon Dooley wrote:
Hey Jeff,
Thanks for the help guys. My situation is this, I have two
applications
and I can't get them to co-exist on different vhosts, same
geronimo-1.1.1 tomcat instance. One is a working EAR that contains my
web-content in a WAR, and my EJB's in a jar. I'd like to get that on a
tomcat vhost.
My other application, isn't an application at the moment, because
of my
vhost problem. So for the time, I haven't included the EJBs and have
only deployed a WAR, which I do have working on a tomcat vhost. But
when
I attempt to add that working WAR into its own EAR, I get an error
along
the lines of no application in the root-context.
I will include any config files you'd like to see. I appreciate the
help.
Brandon
Matt Hogstrom wrote:
Jeff,
I was talking with Sniped on IRC and he is looking for a
configuration
that will allow for multiple Vhosts with Tomcat. I can't find the
last one I had and I was hoping you can help out. Sniped, can you
fill in a few more details in this thread ?
Cheers.
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