I did not do what I said.. :( Apparently I have to seperate virtual
sites for it.. In the exerciselog one I set:
RequestHeader set domain "exerciselog.eu"
I had to turn of : ProxyPreserveHost Off, cant remember why, but there
was a reason to it...Could be because I share cookies or something cant
remember..
There is a mod cookie, but request header is better I think..
Wayne Pope wrote:
Hi Nino,
thanks for that. I wasn't aware that I can get apache to append a cookie.
I've done things in the past using mod-rewrite like:
Redirect <subdomain>.example.org/<path> to www.example.org/<subdomain>/<path>
Which directive are you using?
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Nino Martinez
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Wayne
Thats exactly what I've done with my traningslog.dk and exerciselog.eu ,
both are pointing at the same app...I just used apache http to append a
special cookie containing the domain.. There are several ways of doing this
with apache http.. I did this since I am running several apps on the same
tomcat so I need some logic in front of tomcat anyhow..
regards Nino
Wayne Pope wrote:
Hi Martin,
basically I need subdomains to map to a context within the application.
For example if you have a application that has several customers, I
want to have a separate subdomain for each customer:
william.myapp.com
jo.myapp.com
sarah.myapp.com
I'd like 'william' to always see his URLS like:
http://william.myapp.com/?wicket:interface=:4::::
However in the application I need to figure out that I'm in the
'william' context, so i can serve williams content only.
On Mon, Feb 23, 2009 at 5:00 PM, Martin Makundi
<[email protected]> wrote:
I think you can see the request ulr root by calling
((WebRequest)RequestCycle.get().getRequest()).getRequestURL()
Is that what you want?
**
Martin
2009/2/23 Wayne Pope <[email protected]>:
Hi,
I need to be able to map urls like:
foo.myapp.com
foo2.myapp.com
woo.myapp.com
etc..
and be able to have a parameter in my session (say a String) set to
either foo, foo2, woo, etc
These subdomains are database driven and therefore I don't want to add
any subdomains hardcoded to web.xml or apache .
I was thinking about doing a mod rewrite in apache and either
appending an extra parameter or mapping to something like:
/webappurl/foo
/webappurl/foo2
/webappurl/woo
and then (by majic!) be able to pick this up in the wicket session.
Anyone got any idea's on how I could go about this?
I did think about adding another servlet filter and setting some
threadlocal variable, but this doesn't feel right.
many thanks
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