Oops - I realize my mistake. I was thinking something entirely different. You should have two <Host> blocks, one for each vhost, one with appBase of /www/cust1 and one with appBase of /www/cust2. Sorry for leading you the wrong way.
If that still doesn't work, email me your server.xml and httpd.conf offline.
Regards,
Lajos
Chris Davies wrote:
Hi, Sadly this doesn't appear to work. Both domains get redirected to Tomcat's docBase (in this case /www) and you get a 404.Am I formatting the <Context> tags wrong? Can you give me an example of how they are supposed to look? Thanks, C.Davies Quoting Lajos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:Hi C. Davies -
I can't help you with mod_webapp, which I avoid like the plague, but it would certainly work with mod_jk. Each Apache <VirtualHost> block should
contain a JkMount something like this:
JkMount /*.jsp ajp13
which means that any page ending in *.jsp will be passed to Tomcat. Then, in Tomcat, you can have one <Host> tag, with its docBase pointing to /www, and two <Context>s - "cust1" and "cust2".
Regards,
Lajos
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