Hi, Nah, you can't do this sanely with mod_rewrite, simply because of the way Apache is structured. Apache offers the URI to mod_jk first, and if mod_jk accepts that it will handle it, then it won't even touch mod_rewrite.
If it has gone as far as mod_rewrite, it is too late for mod_jk to claim it. I suppose you could do something REALLY hackish with mod_proxy, but that isn't a pretty solution. What we really need is a mod_rewrite for Tomcat :) Thanks, C.Davies * Lajos ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > Hi Chris - > > I've seen this situation before, but don't have a way to add vhosts to > server.xml on the fly. One thing that comes to mind would be to use > mod_rewrite to (somehow) rewrite a *.jsp URI with some vhost-specific > info in it that Tomcat can pick up and use to direct to the right > context. Under this scenario, you would have a single <Host> block, with > appBase of /www, but any *.jsp pages would have a prefix of /cust1, > /cust2, /cust3, etc., depending on the URI. I don't use mod_rewrite > regularly, so I can't give you the exact syntax. If by chance you figure > it out, I'd appreciate you letting me know what you did. > > Regards, > > Lajos > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
