Dean Hiller wrote:
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I need "two"....one for requests xxxx.domain1.com and one for
xxxx.domain2.com where xxxx is infinite combination.
I think that you are right. Based on the little I know about Java and
Tomcat and RequestDispatcher, I would suggest a range of possible
solutions, in my personal order of preference :
1) have a look at the urlrewrite filter at www.tuckey.org.
It may be able to do what you want.
2) use an Apache httpd with mod_rewrite and mod_proxy (or mod_jk) in
front of Tomcat, as a proxy server listening on the IP address to which
your hostnames resolve and port 80.
Set up Tomcat to listen on another port (e.g.8080), and configure it
with one default Host (localhost), and two additional Hosts
(www.domain1.com and www.domain2.com).
Use Apache's mod_rewrite to rewrite and proxy the calls to one or the
other Tomcat Host(name), on the base of the domain ending of the
original request.
3) get two different IP addresses for your server, and start 2 Tomcat
instances, each one listening on one of these adresses.
Each one would then have a default host, which will answer on all names
which resolve to that IP.
(Of course then you also need to split your two domains DNS-wise)
There are different variations mixing and matching the above bits and
pieces.
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