I've done this many times.
First you need to configure IIS to handle host headers. You can do this
one of two ways. You can (a) create multiple virtual sites in IIS or (b)
use an ISAPI redirector to simulate virtual hosts. I recommend option (a).
Next you have to decide if you can afford to have all of your tomcat
apps down when you need to take tomcat offline. If you can then you can
run one instance of Tomcat and make use of rewrite rules
(uriworkermap.properties file). If you can't then you'll need multiple
instances of Tomcat.
The way I configured my intranet applications was to create multiple
virtual hosts in IIS (and configured each with the tomcat connector).
Each connected to the same one instance of Tomcat. I use a
isapi_redirect.properties file instead of the registry for
configuration. I then use the uriworkermap.properties file to handle
mapping the IIS virtual host to the tomcat application. Unfortunately I
don't have access at the moment to my uriworkermap.properties, but I'll
see if I can't come up with a sample for you.
Hope this gets you started.
-----Original Message-----
From: mirkocal <mirko.cala...@gmail.com>
To : users@tomcat.apache.org
Sent: Tue Mar 16 8:18:08 2010
Subject: Re: Problem redirecting requests from IIS to Tomcat by
isapi_redirect.dll
Well, I need to install on the same physical machine multiple application
running under Tomcat, let's say
- MyApp1 - URL www.myapp1.it
- MyApp2 - URL www.myapp2.it
What I need is that both application can be launched simply asking for
respectively www.myapp1.it and www.myapp2.it using port 80.
I've tried to obtain this connecting IIS with Tomcat, but maybe I can use
Virtual Hosting.
Could you please explain me how to do it?
Thanks
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