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Originally Posted by marcmac It's not really the same as apache, which will parse the request string and offer up content based on the URL request (virtual hosting) - with tomcat, you get the same content, regardless of what you enter into the URL.
But we do support multiple domains on one box - you can't for instance, skin them differently, tho. (Currently - this is an open enhancement request) |
Again - that's fine. So basically tomcat ignores the header. If it's on it's way to the server's IP address, it serves the same page. That's great because I want to be able to give our clients their own URL for the server, so instead of mail.mycompany.com for everyone, they can have it a little more "owned" - ie, mail.theircompany.com.
Thanks for the quick response!