Any pointers are highly appreciated. On Fri, Dec 18, 2015 at 7:05 PM, chetan jain <cpjai...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all, > > I have a scenario where i have different instances of the same application > deployed on different boxes and we call those instances as app1, app2. > > and the actual URL for both will be like this : > > http://host_name1:app1_port>/app/WebObject/app.woa ....for app1 > http://host_name2:app2_port/app/WebObject/app.woa .... for app2 > > I have tried the configuration in apache like this : > > #For app-1 > > RewriteRule ^/app1$ /app1/ [R] > RewriteRule ^/app1/(.*) /app/WebObjects/app.woa/$1 [P] > ProxyPass /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ http://host_name1:app1_port > /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ > ProxyPassReverse /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ http://host_name1:app1_port > /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ > > # For app-2 > > RewriteRule ^/app2$ /app2/ [R] > RewriteRule ^/app2/(.*) /app/WebObjects/app.woa/$1 [P] > ProxyPass /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ http://host_name2:app2_port > /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ > ProxyPassReverse /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ http://host_name2:app2_port > /app/WebObjects/app.woa/ > > and I try to access the page like this : > > http://apache_host/app1 and http://apache_host/app2 > > The first page comes up fine (and actually it is same for both the apps), > However if i click on any other page, it ends up going to app1 only > > reason i think is, this part ( /app/WebObjects/app.woa ) of the URL is > common for both and may be webserver gets confused whom to forward the > request. > > can someone help to get around this problem? > > Regards, > Chetan Jain > >
