Hi Pierre, Thank you for the feedback. As I'm re-reading my post, I'm thinking that the multiple OFBiz instance was a bad example on my part to communicate what I'm looking to do, my apologies.
Essentially what I have is one host, let's call him: www.site1.org. The structure of the site is something like: www.site1.org/index.html www.site1.org/somestuff.html www.site1.org/someotherstuff.html I'd like to mount my OFBiz application to: www.site1.org/myWebApp I've tried mounting (using httpd) the tomcat container under www.site1.org/myWebApp/, meaning that I'd like to access Party Manager (for example) like so: www.site1.org/myWebApp/partymgr. The problem I seem to be running into is that all OFBiz redirects, and generated links will cause the browser to be directed to www.site1.org/partymgr/control/.../, but these should ideally be going to www.site1.org/myWebApp/partymgr/control/.../. I can't simply rewrite all URL's in httpd to go to www.site1.org/myWebApp/*, since I still need users to be able to access www.site1.org/somestuff.html, and the like. I have tested individually changing Party Manager's mount point from /partymgr to /myWebApp/partymgr, and this appears to work, but would involve adding this prefix in all of the webapp configuration XML's in OFBiz. I know in url.properties, there's a property in which you can define a prefix for static resources. What I'm wondering is if there's the same facility, or another technique, in OOTB OFBiz to handle prefixing the webapp mount points as well. The multi-tenancy information is interesting and may come in handy in the future, thank you for pointing that out. Appreciate all the help! Thanks, JS -- View this message in context: http://ofbiz.135035.n4.nabble.com/Web-Application-Mount-Prefix-tp4644886p4644978.html Sent from the OFBiz - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
