> This only works on hosts that allow you to point a (sub)domain to a
> particular directory of your choice. I know some have their own generated
> directories they use. Just thought I put that out there.
If you want http://www.app1.com to point to the www/app1 directory and
http://www.app2.com to point to the www/app2 directory (or
http://app1.example.com
and http://app2.example.com), you are correct.
But this setup works regardless domains/subdomains if you don't mind
the URL http://www.example.com/app1/, http://www.example.com/app2/,
etc. The webserver will just be looking for your app1/webroot/
index.php, which then loads the rest of the cake core based on the
CAKE_CORE_INCLUDE_PATH constant.
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