>>>>> To my mind if you deploy the app as ROOT.war, as long as DNS >>>>> is configured correctly, that single context will serve >>>>> responses to http://app1.com/ and http://app2.com/. This >>>>> appears solves the explicit requirement stated above. >>>> >>>> But the OP refuses to supply any information about why that's >>>> not sufficient. >>>> >>> in this case http://app1.com/ and http://app2.com/ will serve the >>> same content. i need different content on different domains.
You asked how can I serve content from one domain to one host, and a different set of content for another domain. You were told that the easiest way is to deploy two separate apps. You said that isn't what you want, but did not explain why. What technical reason is this not a suitable solution? If you really want a single app deployed that sends different content depending on the host used, then you will need to code that inside your app. This isn't really application/web server issue, its something that needs to be handled inside the web app >> Something actually made a little "pop" in my brain when I read that. I >> gotta go... I think I smell toast burning... > > i take it as you don't know the correct answer. You asked an incredibly badly question, and didn't provide a clear explanation of what you wanted people to help you with. Free advice from people donated in their own time, and now 22 emails in and you are getting snarky? Do you think that this is really going to encourage people to help you? Chris --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
