Hi,
I am running Cocoon as a tomcat web application. I am using Apache as a
front end to all requests that come to my server. Then i configured the
apache mod_jk2 module to forward certain URLs to Tomcat. Particulary to
cocoon (webapps/cocoon). I have two website developed under cocoon.
One of them is under webapps/cocoon/site1 and the other one under
webapps/cocoon/site2.
Both domains names point to cocoon root directory (i tried pointing them
to the subdirectory but it does not recognises them as a webapp).
So, i have:
domain1.com => webapps/cocoon
domain2.com => webapps/cocoon
I thought i could configure cocoon matchers to match directly urls but
it does not work. I tried:
<map:match pattern="http://www.domain1.com";>
<map:generate src="domain1/content/index.xml"/>
<map:transform src="domain1/style/xsl/presentation.xsl" />
<map:serialize type="xhtml"/>
</map:match>
<map:match pattern="http://www.domain2.com";>
<map:generate src="domain2/content/index.xml"/>
<map:transform src="domain2/style/xsl/presentation.xsl" />
<map:serialize type="xhtml"/>
</map:match>
Can anyone point what should i do, two manage two domains names within
cocoon?
thanks in advanced for the help,
Sergio
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