All,
Is there a way to map an application to a back-end
load-balanced/clustered tomcat farm from an IIS webserver such that an
application deployed on the default host (i.e. deployed to the default
"webapps" folder) can be addressed as a FQDN from the browser. For example:
Application deployed at:
http://tomcat00:8080/foo
Can be reached by the end user at:
http://www.myfancyname.com
(Note that there is no "foo" on the end of that and the client has
explicitly requested that this not show up.)
I know that I can create a virtual host on Tomcat and deploy my app as
"ROOT", but then deployment and application management becomes somewhat
painful. I'd like to be able to manage all my apps with a single lambda
probe or Tomcat manager installation.
Thanks!
Brantley Hobbs
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