I have Railo/Resin and IIS6 working together except for a particular
scenario. The server is currently hosting our Intranet. Users are
accustomed to typing "intranet" (no .com, .local, .foo) in their address
bar, pressing enter and seeing a default document. In IIS, we simply set
the web site to route on the host header, which worked fine. However, it
seems that Resin doesn't see "intranet" has a valid host. Here is why I
think it...
As found in the documentation, it's my understanding that situations where
you previously routed via host header (IIS), you must now add a declaration
in the resin.conf file. Here is what I'm using...
<host id="intranet" root-directory=".">
<web-app id="/" document-directory="e:/inetpub/wwwroot/Intranet"/>
</host>
However, this results in a 404 when attempting to access a .CFM file
(static files load fine). If I change the host id to "internet.com", I'm
able to execute .CFM files correctly. Was my assumption correct? If so, is
there a work-around, even if "intranet" may not fit the definition of a
host name. If my assumption is wrong, could anyone shed any light on where
I might have made a mistake?
Regards,
Jason
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