For posterity's sake, here's what I ended up doing to make this work - I
edited the server.xml file for Tomcat to look something like this:

Right before </Host> I put these two lines:

<Context path="/instance1" docBase="/dspace/instance1/webapps/xmlui"
allowLinking="true"/>
<Context path="/instance2" docBase="/dspace/instance2/webapps/xmlui"
allowLinking="true"/>

And as a result when I go to http://mydomain/instance1 xmlui version for
instance1 loads up, and same situation for http://mydomain/instance2.

I didn't have to change any URLs in dspace config files, but I'm getting
incorrect password reset links and all, so I may reconfirm that for later.

--Charlene


On Wed, Dec 11, 2013 at 10:15 AM, Charlene Chinda Barina <[email protected]>wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> A question about multiple DSpace instances. I looked through the
> documentation and there's a bit - but from a 1.8 release and referring to
> .war files, which doesn't seem to be applicable to the default situation of
> uncompressed directories for 3.2.
>
> What I have is:
>
>    1. Two separate source directories, which I'm building separately for
>    each instance.
>    2. Two separate databases, with their separate users
>    3. The install directory being subdirectories for each under /dspace,
>    e.g., /dspace/instance1 and /dspace/instance2
>    4. dspace.install.dir being set to these subdirectories for each
>    source directory in build.properties.
>    5. In tomcat (/usr/share/tomcat7/conf/Catalina/localhost/instance2,
>    for example) I have a instance2.xml file that has this:
>    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>    <Context docBase="/dspace/instance2/webapps" path="/instance2" />
>
> Every things to build and install/update fine, but I can't see anything
> when loading under http://localhost/instance2 or
> http://localhost/instance2/xmlui.
>
> Things I'm not sure about:
>
>    1. Not sure what to set dspace.baseURL to be in this situation in
>    build.properties and what dspace.url should be in dspace.cfg.
>    2. If I've set up tomcat properly to look in the right places when
>    going to that URL in regards to webapps.
>    3. Something else I'm completely unaware of
>
> Appreciate any guidance in this, and I'll happily update documentation on
> the DSpace site once I can make sure it's working...
>
> Thanks,
> Charlene
>
> 1. Set the Dspace.install.dir to be
>
> --
> Charlene Barina, MPH
> Research Analyst 2, U.S. IMPACT Study
> The Information School
> 303-359-6347 | Skype: cbarina
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>



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Charlene Barina, MPH
Research Analyst 2, U.S. IMPACT Study
The Information School
303-359-6347 | Skype: cbarina
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