And you know wot that tells me.... I better go get some sleep... ha ha
YES... you right, for some reason I thought something, and then tested wrong
and screwed up ;)
Nothing wrong... it works if you test it right... oops
Sorry Salvero... leading you up the garden path...
Leave <Host name="localhost" ... and it should work if you dont have DNS
Think we confusing Aliases with setting up multiple web apps... ;)
I you do want to simulate full domain names for testing without a DNS you
can set them up in the HOST file of the machine
(windows\system32\drivers\etc\hosts) and map them to 127.0.0.1 or the Global
IPV6 address
... good nite ;)
From CHUCK....
As they should, since the name attribute on a <Host> element has nothing
at all to do with IP addresses. It is used only to symbolically match
the host portion of an incoming URI to an appropriate <Host> element in
server.xml; if no match is made, the request is given to the default
host declared on the <Engine> element.
If you want to control IP addresses, set them on the <Connector>
element. When no addresses are specified, a <Connector> binds to
0.0.0.0 (and the IPv6 equivalent, if that's in use), and can accept
requests over any interface.
- Chuck
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