Matteo Pelucco schrieb:
Again here, sorry :-)
We have another question related to multisite environment.
We have a situation like this:
[-] site1 (home page for site1 customer)
[-] news
[-] events
[-] site2 (home page for site2 customer)
[-] news
[-] events
We want to obtain this behaviour:
http://www.site1.com --> point to /site1
http://www.site2.com --> point to /site2
http://www.site1.com/news.html --> point to /site1/news
http://www.site2.com/news.html --> point to /site2/news
and the link between site1 and news (1) from site1 be:
internal: /news.html
external: http://www.site1.com/news.html
The problem is that from cms we have handles with the prefixes /site1
and /site2.
I'm sure that there will be a good solution, my first option has been
to rewrite url internally before page render and to use a reverse
proxy in front of magnolia public instances.
I think that's the good solution, or did you encounter any problems with
this setup?
The main problem might be absolute paths, but these should be avoided
anyway and hence it forces you to always use relative paths ;-)
Any suggestion?
In the case of Tomcat as webapp server you can also define virtual hosts
and hence map onto various webapps, whereas I am not sure if you can
also map onto something like
WEBAPP_PREFIX/SITE_PREFIX/
HTH
Michael
Matteo
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