Hi,

Using JBoss 3.2.6 with an EAR application tied to the /app context, I'd like to 
set up a situation where I have a number of JBoss instances running on the same 
machine (using different port-bindings), and use Apache to forward requests to 
the different instances using a different URL. For instance:

http://localhost/default/app would forward to one instance
http://localhost/alternative/app would forward to second instance. 

I'm not trying to load balance or otherwise, I'd just like to be able to use 
Apache to forward requests with different root URLs to different JBoss 
instances running the same web application on the same host. I can set up 
AJP1.3 without any problems, but because of the way JkMount works, the root URI 
is forwarded to JBoss where it complains that /default/app context is not 
known. Effectively I'd like some way of stripping off the /default when it gets 
to tomcat.

Is this possible?

thanks

Mark

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