Hi.

Here is the problem. I have a dispatcher servlet, who handles request for
some sites. The servlet is the same, but it dispatches requests for two kind
of sites :
- some that have their own domain name (www.realname.com) (1)
- some that lie under a generic domain (www.domain.com/realname) (2)

This is done with apache + jrun. The servlet is called dispatcher.jrun
(invoker.jrun is a mapping to invoker) I prefer this solution to the
/servlet/invoker solution, because the images relative paths are preserved,
so I'd rather not change this.
When called from (1), there is no problem, because the servlet is called
from the server's root directory.
When called from (2), jrun looks for a realname/dispatcher.class in its
servlet directory, which does of course not exist. I cannot create a new
mapping for that servlet, because I don't know the number of different
realname subdirectories (potentially a lot), and because as they are
dynamically created, I would have to update automatically jrun configuration
files, and restart it, which is by far not my first choice ;-)

Does anyone have dealt with such a problem, or have an idea to solve it.

Best regards


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