Steffen Heil wrote:
Hi
Perhaps I don't understand, but I agree with Pid's suggestion: just use
defaultHost -- that's what it's for, right?
Yes, if you have only one.
However we have the following setup:
App1: domain1.tld, www.domain1.tld
App2: domain2.tld, www.domain2.tld, additional.domain2.tld
App3: domain3.tld, www.domain3.tld, another.domain3.tld
Now, defaultHost resolves the issue for ONE of these.
But what we really need id:
App1: domain1.tld, *.domain1.tld
App2: domain2.tld, *.domain2.tld
App3: domain3.tld, *.domain3.tld
This cannot be done with defaultHost, can it?
You are right, it cannot.
But even if this is an outside opinion by a non-Java non-Tomcat expert, it should not be
too difficult to find the code which matches hostnames and aliases with the request Host:
header, and change it from an exact to a regexp match, no ?
Or introduce a new <AliasMatch> tag ? (that may be more ambitious, but maybe
more elegant)
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