Hi Charles,
I have multiple domains hosted, and I name each as
Aliases in the Host in server.xml.
If you only have one <Host> element, aliases are unnecessary. You
only need <Alias> elements when multiple <Host>s are configured and
you want Tomcat to route more than one domain to them.
Exactly. We started with Tomcat 3. We have multiple Hosts - localhost
with internal webapps for monitoring our main webapps and performing
internal services. We keep a large cache and have a number of jars in
shared/lib.
We are currently re-architecting so that we can go to Tomcat 6 where
the games that we have been playing are out of bounds.
We'll have one stack and control access with a Filter and/or Valve.
This way we have everything in one webapps and it will be a single
Context that we can put everything into a war - deploy to the Cloud.
I would hope that configuring such unneeded <Alias> elements doesn't
add processing time doing any comparisons, but I haven't looked at
the code to verify that.
We can make apache do this work for us in front. I've been lurking on
this list for some time. In a few weeks we will build our first
version of this and I am confident that should we encounter trouble I
can get advice from the good people like you here on the Tomcat users
list.
Best Regards,
Dave
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