On 6. des.. 2007, at 18.32, Pablo Collins wrote:
Hi all,
I some catalyst apps whose different versions I'd like to make
available by base path, like
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.2/
http://mydomain/myspecialapp/version1.3/
etc.
I was planning on using a lighttpd or apache proxy to several
Catalyst::Engine::HTTP processes running the different versions.
That part is straightforward.
What I'm hung up on is how to tell catalyst to throw away the /
myspecialapp/version1.3 part of the url and start the controller
matching from there. I'd like to not have to change the names and
namespaces of the controllers based on their versions if possible.
Instead I'd like to be able to put the application root url in the
config and have it just work.
Is this possible / relatively easy to do?
Thanks much.
-Pablo
Uhm, if you configure your webserver to send /version12/ to one
instance of HTTP (I would use fastcgi), and then in your application
use uri_for to generate urls, the root should be set and appended
automaticly. I rely on this all the time when developing, and it works
quite nicely, untill someone forgets to use uri_for in one place :)
- andreas
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