On May 27, 2012, at 9:40 AM, chinakr wrote:
> I tried
> ('.*http://yueche.haijia.org.* /', '/yueche/default/index'),
> but nothing I expected happened. Why?
For simple domain-to-app mapping, you may find the parametric router a little
easier to configure.
routers = dict(
domains = {
"domain.com" : "app",
"x.domain.com" : "appx",
"domain2.com" : "app2",
},
)
>
> 在 2011年2月14日星期一UTC+8下午10时29分00秒，Wikus van de Merwe写道：
> The syntax for url with domains is a bit more complex than what you've tried.
> It's "[remote address]:[protocol]://[host]:[method] [path]".
>
> To make the following rewriting:
> http://domain1.com/ -> http://domain1.com/d1/default/index
> http://domain2.com/ctr/fcn -> http://domain2.com/d2/ctr/fcn
> http://domain3.com/ctr/fcn/arg1/arg2 ->
> http://domain3.com/d3/ctr/fcn/arg1/arg2
>
> use these rules for routes_in:
> (".*http://domain1.com.* /", "/d1/default/index"),
> (".*http://domain2.com.* /", "/d2/default/index"),
> (".*http://domain3.com.* /", "/d3/default/index"),
> (".*http://domain1.com.* (.*)", r"/d1\1"),
> (".*http://domain2.com.* (.*)", r"/d2\1"),
> (".*http://domain3.com.* (.*)", r"/d3\1")
>
> To also get the URL created paths rewriting, for example:
> http://domain1.com/d1/defualt/index -> /
> http://domain1.com/d1/ctr/fcn -> /ctr/fcn
>
> use these rules for routes_out:
> ("/(d1|d2|d3)/defualt/index", "/"),
> ("/(d1|d2|d3)(.*)", r"\2")
