i dont think that i have understand your question exactly but i'll give
you an example
virtual hosting is handled by apache
forget apache for a moment
lets say that we have 3 sites
www.one.gr
www.two.gr
www.three.gr
the content of these sites are (in file system) in a path
/home/vhost/xml/[2nd-level-domain-name].gr/htdocs/
..
..
/home/vhost/xml/one.gr/htdocs
/home/vhost/xml/thow.gr/htdocs
..
..
sitemap (sub-sitemap) for each site is in htdocs dir
with
<map:match pattern="*.gr/**">
<map:mount uri-prefix="{1}.gr"
src="/home/vhost/xml/{1}.gr/htdocs/sitemap.xmap" check-reload="yes"/>
</map:match>
cocoon can handle each site using ulrs like
http://server:8080/cocoon/one.gr/
http://server:8080/cocoon/thw.gr/
..
..
lets put apache in the game
apache is responsible
to send http://www.one.gr --> http://server:8080/cocoon/one.gr
for example
http://www.one.gr/welcome --> http://server:8080/cocoon/one.gr/welcome
hope that this can help you
-- stavros
On Tue, 28 Oct 2003, Joose Vettenranta wrote:
> >
> > hi Joose
> >
> > i have add a wiki page with our cocoon/apache virtual hosting approach
> >
> > http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=VirtualHost
>
> So, you use in <map:redirect-to /> -tags liek this:
>
> <map:redirect-to uri="http://some.host/dire/ctory/"; />
>
> ?
>
> - Joose
>
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