If you have two webapps, foo and bar, in a J2EE app server like Tomcat, the normal way to distinguish them is like this:
domain.com/foo
domain.com/bar
I'd like to do this instead:
foo.domain.com
bar.domain.com
Is this possible?
If you have two webapps, foo and bar, in a J2EE app server like Tomcat, the normal way to distinguish them is like this:
domain.com/foo
domain.com/bar
I'd like to do this instead:
foo.domain.com
bar.domain.com
Is this possible?
It's not something that can be done in a "standard" way - each Java app server has different ways of configuring itself. You will need to look at the documentation for which-ever server you want to deploy to.
For Jetty, that documentation is here: http://wiki.eclipse.org/Jetty/Howto/Configure_Virtual_Hosts
You need to use 2 entries in server.xml - then each webapp will be the ROOT webapps for each virtual host.
You can define separate JkMount directives in two separate files. Then configure each subdomain as a separate virtual domain, and include the appropriate config file with the JkMount for that subdomain.