On Jan 7, 2011, at 1:56 PM, VP wrote:
> 
> Thanks.
> What if I have something like this:
> 
> example1.com   /app1/controller1
> example1.net   /app1/controller2
> 
> How would this translate into this new syntax?

OK, I've submitted a patch that allows this. The syntax:

domains = {
    'example1.com' : 'app1/controller1',
    'example1.net' : 'app1/controller2',
}

Unlike the regex mechanism, the new router is aware of the requesting domain 
when it rewrites outgoing URLs, so it rewrites cross-domain URLs properly.

You can also use ports in this case and others:

domains = {
    'example1.com:80'   : 'app1/controller1',
    'example1.com:8080' : 'app1/controller2',
}

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