On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 2:57 PM, André Warnier <a...@ice-sa.com> wrote:
> Hi poubelle.
> (J'ai toujours rêvé de pouvoir écrire ca sans être impoli..).
OT: :D Parce que cette adresse-ci est créée pour recevoir des cochonneries
comme les pubs, les listes de diffusions, etc. C'est pas mon adresse perso
:)
Translation: "Je suis la poubelle" means "I'm the trashcan" in French.
This isn't my personal e-address; just a mailbox to receive stuffs like ads,
mailing-lists, etc.
> Je suis la poubelle wrote:
>
>>
>> Currently, I access the Tomcat's default website using an URL like
>> this:
>> http://myservername:x/....
>>
>> All I want to do is to have another website using an URL like this:
>> http://myservername:y/....
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Starting from the beginning :
> What you are describing above is feasible, but not very easily.
> That is because generally what people want, is to do this :
> a)
> http://myservername1/
> http://myservername2/
> (and get a different application when they access "myservername1" than when
> they access "myservername2")
> and not
> b)
> http://myservername:8080/
> http://myservername:8081/
> (and get a different application when they access "myservername:8080" than
> when they access "myservername:8081")
>
> (a) is easy to do with Tomcat, (b) is more complicated.
> So tell us first if (a) would be fine, because then we can tell you how-to,
> in less lines than would be needed for (b).
Unfortunately, I really need (b). It's very easy to do (b) in IIS6,
but it doesn't seem to be the case in Tomcat (no flame intended, just a pure
comparison :p )
