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It depends on how you are doing your hosting. I'm not sure how well it
would work with the mass virtual hosting (mod_rewrite).
With standard virtual hosts, set ApJServMountCopy to off in jserv.conf.
Then, in each virtual host block (httpd.conf) put the proper ApJServMount
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I can't seem to find the place in the Documentation that describes the
behaviour of Servlet Zones with Virtual Hosts. How is a Virtual Zone
linked to a virtual Host?
I want to have:
www.site-one.com/servlets/servlet1
www.site-two.com/servlets/servlet2
Or some similar thing. Servlets dir can be separte for both or same,
that's not important at this stage (although if you know how that works,
that information would help). I just want to get servets working with
multiple VirtualHosts
Thanks
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