OK, first of all - I'm not running nor know Jetty. I have the Apache /
Tomcat / J2EE setup on my server.
Therefore, what I did has a very high probability of being absolutely no
help at all:
In my /etc/apache2/sites-available/default file - I set up a proxy
connection between Apache and Tomcat like so:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName www.company.com
ProxyPass / http://[severIp]:[tomcatPort]/myopenbdpath/company/
ProxyPassreverse / http://[severIp]:[tomcatPort]/myopenbdpath/company/
HostnameLookups Off
</VirtualHost>
(Apache needs to be running some proxy modules too. nuther subject)
But the part that may be more relevant is the extra redirect I had to
set up for those company.com requests:
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName company.com
Redirect 301 / http://www.company.com/
</VirtualHost>
Since I use a CF script to write out these Apache config files anyway, it was
no big deal for me to write the redirect host in addition to the proxy one.
It was a cheap fix for me. And like I said up front, Jetty may not even have a
place for stuff like this.
Alan K. Holden
DetailsDotAt wrote:
> Ok..
>
> Using company.com as an example, the following jetty.xml excerpt is
> working for "company.com" but not "www.company.com"
>
> However, I can telnet to both company.com and www.company.com at port
> 80, so i know that Jetty is listening for www.company.com, but it only
> actually renders a page in the browser for requests to company.com,
> www.company.com is just a white page.
>
>
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