Re: Redirecting to multiple webapps in same Tomcat

[Serge Fonville <serge.fonville@xxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Gerard,

I have a tomcat with several webapps, each one accessible by its own context.

I must access each one of this webapps from a different domain. For example, I have the following webapps: wbExample1, wbExample2, wbExample3

It should be accessible this way:

www.example1.com/wbExample1

www.example2.com/wbExample2

www.example3.com/wbExample3

So, the domain defined for each website must also access to an specific webapp.

For an extra, I would like to know if [b]www.example1.com/wbExample1[/b] could be accessible with url [b]www.example1.com/contact[/b] without showing the name context of the webapp and showing the text [b]contact or contact.html[/b].

You should look into the proxy directives, that way you can connect different services.

Kind regards/met vriendelijke groet,

Serge Fonville

http://www.sergefonville.nl

2015-06-25 11:28 GMT+02:00 Gerard Dosaigües <gdosaigues@xxxxxxxxx>:

I must say that I tried a lot of possibilities but my knowledgment in Apache WS is not too much advanced.

Apache Web Server version: 2.2.22

OS: Centos 6 64 bits

Tomcat version: 7.0.57

What I need to achieve is the following:

I have some plain websites defined this way:

[b]<VirtualHost *:80>

        ServerAdmin example1@xxxxxxxxxxxx

        DocumentRoot "/opt/sites/example1/"

        ServerName example1.com

        ErrorLog logs/example1-error_log

        CustomLog logs/example1-access_log common

        RedirectMatch permanent ^/(.*) http://www.example1.com/$1

</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>

        ServerAdmin example1@xxxxxxxxxxxx

        DocumentRoot "/opt/sites/example1/"

        ServerName www.example1.com

        ErrorLog logs/example1-error_log

        CustomLog logs/example1-access_log common

</VirtualHost>[/b]

I have a tomcat with several webapps, each one accessible by its own context.

I must access each one of this webapps from a different domain. For example, I have the following webapps: wbExample1, wbExample2, wbExample3

It should be accessible this way:

www.example1.com/wbExample1

www.example2.com/wbExample2

www.example3.com/wbExample3

So, the domain defined for each website must also access to an specific webapp.

For an extra, I would like to know if [b]www.example1.com/wbExample1[/b] could be accessible with url [b]www.example1.com/contact[/b] without showing the name context of the webapp and showing the text [b]contact or contact.html[/b].

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Ger
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