RJ,
I think with a filter we can do our own version of mod_vhost. But for reloading the classes/jsps it needs two instances of Tomcat (maybe on the same machine) with a loadbalancer to update one without interrupting the user. Or is the compiler build into Tomcat 5.5 fast enough (and without memory leaks enough) to run it on a production machine.
Ronald.
On Wed Jan 19 15:37:30 CET 2005 Tomcat Users List <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
Our web department is thinking about moving from coldfusion to tomcat. Currently we have about 400 websites using apache's mod_vhost module. This works great. The only thing one needs to do is create a new directory www.bla.nl and the website is up and running.
How would one do this in tomcat? I figured putting all the domainnames in server.xml is not an option since it would require restarting tomcat all the time. Using one Engine with a Context for each website seems more usable.
Does anybody here have this kind of setup? Any pitfalls we might run into? Suggestions?
Regards, Robbert-Jan Roos
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