OK. Let's see how I can implement this.
Say, I have registered two domain names www.website1.com mapped to IP1 and
www.website2.com mapped to IP2.
I have my tomcat installed on localhost with two <Host> elements,
www.website1.com and www.website2.com and applications installed as
described in documentation.
when I type www.website1.com in my browser, how does that request gets
routed to <Host1> on my local tomcat installation?
-Rao
From: "Caldarale, Charles R" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
You don't need multiple CATALINA_BASE settings, nor do you need two
<Connector> elements; instead, use two <Host>s. Each <Host> must have a
unique name that matches the DNS name of the IP addresses you wish to
segregat. Also, each <Host> should have a unique appBase attribute
value, and each webapp would be deployed only in the corresponding
appBase. Look at:
http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/host.html
for more information.
- Chuck
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