At 09:52 15.11.00 , you wrote:
>Sorry about my lack of lucidity. I would like to have 3 web sites up and
>running under one Orion server. I want the default website (the one that
>Orion displays by default) to display when the user types http://myserver,
>I want my cs2k site to come up when the user enters http://myserver/cs2k,
>and I would like http://myserver/twsm to display my other
>site. Currently, whichever site's <application> tag is defined first in
>server.xml is the one that gets mapped to http://myserver, and neither of
>the other two URL's work.
>
>These sites consist mostly of jsp's and servlets, but I am not sure about
>any EJBs that might be present. We have various beans littering the
>classpath, but the sites seem to be functioning properly in and of
>themselves. I guess I'm just confused about how to set up multiple
>websites under the same Orion server, and it seems that everyone on this
>list has a different opinion of how to do that. :)
no, you have to get the terminology right, so people understand what you're
trying to do ;-). you DON'T want to set up 3 websites in j2ee/orion
terminology but have one website witth three web applications. your website
is http://myserver. you got answers to set up different websites by the
people who thought you wanted to do that because you said so and you got
answers to set up one website with three web applications because that's
what you described as in this email and the ones before.
web site == one address like http://myserver (which will have a default web
application mounted at "/")
web application == twsm which you want to mount to the website
http://myserver under "/twsm" which results in http://myserver/twsm
hope this clears up the confusion and of course it's all your fault ;-).
best regards,
robert
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