asking again... any ideas, anyone? thanx leon
On 11/15/05, Leon Rosenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > I have following situation: > > Business wishes (God knows why) to have a proxy proxying 6 different > context's on our server and fetching context from another server: > > http://ourserver/foo/bla.html (internally fetched from ) > http://anotherserver/ourname/foo/bla.html > http://ourserver/bar/bla.html -> http://anotherserver/ourname/bar/bla.html > ...and so on. > > I wrote a small webapp (1 servlet, 1 url-fetcher) which maps the > context and path, fetches the content of the url and delivers it to > the user. Let's say it's xxx webapp. I didn't want to make a copy of > it for any of foo,bar, etc context's, so I droped following xml files > into my $catalina_home/conf/Catalina/localhost: > foo.xml with content: > <Context path="/foo" docBase="xxx"/>, > bar.xml with content: > <Context path="/bar" docBase="xxx"/>, > and so on, for each context. > > Everything is working fine, except, that the webapp is loaded once per > context which makes 6 times for now and probably 60 in half year. I > think it's a waste of resources and am searching for another solution. > > Note that I already have a ROOT webapp (otherwise I'd place it under > root with servlet mapping instead of contexts) which I'd like not to > touch, because of different release cycles of both applications. > > What is the best strategy to achieve my goal (having multiple context > mappings to one instantiated webapp) ? > > Virtual hosts? > URL Rewriting Filter in ROOT webapp? > Something else? > > Thanx in advance :-) > > Regards > Leon > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
