Page: http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=HostSelector , version: 11 on Thu
Jul 24 13:37:01 2003 by 217.149.199.60
- In this case we would have bought the domains 'apache.org' and 'foobar.org'
from some domain name registry service. The DNS routes '*.apache.org' and
'*.foobar.org' to the webserver running Cocoon. Tomcat is configured to send
all requests to the Cocoon webapp, regardless of the host name. Now it is up to
Cocoon to decide what to do when a request comes in.
+ In this case we would have bought the domains 'apache.org' and 'foobar.org'
from some domain name registry service. The DNS routes '*.apache.org' and
'*.foobar.org' to the webserver running Cocoon. Tomcat is configured to send
all requests to the Cocoon webapp, regardless of the host name. Now it is up to
Cocoo[]p\n to decide what to do when a request comes in.
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