Lincoln Mitchell wrote: > I am building many website and placing them in folders in webbapp > > 1st I to this locally: > http://localhost:8888/Asite.com.au/ > I then move it to the webapp on the server to go live: > http://www.Asite.com.au/ > The problem is that when I move to webapp on the server the URLs become > www.Asite.com.au/Asite.com.au/... > > So how do you get around this?
I like to use custom domain names. If you can configure a local nameserver, setup a .local (or other) fake domain with a * (wildcard) record pointing to your development server. Then you can call www.Asite.com.au.local and handle the request in Cocoon. You just have to put a bit of logic in an action or somewhere, to strip the .local part from request.getServerName() If you cannot set up a local nameserver, you will have to put each fake domain name in your hosts file*, as the hosts file does not support wildcards, as far as I know. Tobia *: /etc/hosts or c:\windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
