Michael Wyraz wrote:
Hi,
I was searching for a way to use wildcard host names in tomcat (e.g.
*.myhost.com). With the current implementation it seems not to be
possible. I found some ideas like using a valve at engine level which
forwards to the correct hostname. The problem with this is that
Hi Pid,
Is there a reason why you can't exploit the defaultHost attribute of
the Engine element in server.xml?
Using the default host would result in that I can do that wildcard
mapping only for one host. Additionally also any other host that maps to
any if der server's IPs and even the IPs i
Michael Wyraz wrote:
Hi,
I have done further research for this topic and I found a solution for
tomcat 5.5: http://www.mhsoftware.com/~gsexton/Mapper.java
Should this also work on Tomcat 6 (simply to change the Mapper
implementation)?
Can the mapper class be replaced via configuration (I don't
Hi,
I have done further research for this topic and I found a solution for
tomcat 5.5: http://www.mhsoftware.com/~gsexton/Mapper.java
Should this also work on Tomcat 6 (simply to change the Mapper
implementation)?
Can the mapper class be replaced via configuration (I don't think so
beause it's
Hi,
I was searching for a way to use wildcard host names in tomcat (e.g.
*.myhost.com). With the current implementation it seems not to be
possible. I found some ideas like using a valve at engine level which
forwards to the correct hostname. The problem with this is that the
servlets wouln'd
