Hi Legolas,
Legolas wood wrote On 10/19/06 15:17,:
>Thank you for that link
>I learned much from it.
>but one thing is still unresolved for me and i am looking for some help
>about it.
>I can set those domains' DNS that i want to host them in my dedicated
>server , to point to my own server.
>now what should i do then ? should i install a DNS server on my server ?
>
>
If you want to serve multiple domains from a single IP address, where
each domain corresponds to a virtual server, it is your responsibility
to add the required mappings to DNS, so that any requests for your
domains will resolve to your IP address.
GlassFish will not reconfigure DNS for you.
For *local* testing, I add my domain (virtual server) names to my
/etc/hosts file on my UNIX box.
Jan
>thanks
>
>Jeanfrancois Arcand wrote:
>
>
>>Hi Legolas,
>>
>>Legolas wood wrote:
>>
>>
>>>Hi
>>>thank you for reading my post.
>>>I have a dedicated server which right now just serve on application
>>>(using IP address for now) on Glassfish application server.
>>>now I saw that recent builds support Virtual host so maybe i could
>>>server some more web application on my server and also using domain
>>>names of those application' owner.
>>>
>>>
>>We are supporting Virtual Host since AS 7.x. What we did recently is
>>to improve the support by adding more feature.
>>
>>
>>
>>>so my questions are :
>>>-How i should set domain name for applications ?
>>>-what is use of these new Virtual host / server stuff ? I read the
>>>wikipedia but i did not understand it correcly.
>>>-how a virtual host is related to a Java EE application?
>>>-how a virtual host is related to a domain name ?
>>>
>>>
>>Just take a look at
>>http://blogs.sun.com/theaquarium/entry/improved_virtual_servers_in_glassfish
>>
>>
>>Mainly this link:
>>
>>http://docs.sun.com/source/817-6088/httpservice.html#wp1034012
>>
>>Let us know if that doesn't answer your questions
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>-- Jeanfrancois
>>
>>
>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>
>>>
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