Hi Angus,
Is it Apache 2 or Apache 2.2. mod_proxy is very easy to setup with 2.2.
Please let me know.
Regards
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I'm running a server which hosts a number of websites, using Apache 2's virtual hosting features.
>
> I would now like to start adding Glassfish applications as virtual hosts. I've done a basic install of Glassfish and brought it up on the default port 8080.
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> What I'd really like to do is to give the Glassfish-based sites their own IP, and have Glassfish listen on port 80. I currently have three IPs configured on the box, so I'd like to have something like:
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> domain1.com --> ip1:80 (Apache)
> domain2.com --> ip1:80 (Apache)
> domain3.com --> ip2:80 (Glassfish)
> domain4.com --> ip2:80 (Glassfish)
>
> i.e. port 80 on ip1 will be handled by Apache, and port 80 on ip2 will be handled by Glassfish, with various domains mapped to one or the other.
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> I've been assuming that having multiple IPs available meant that I could do this without proxying requests destined for the Glassfish server through Apache, but if mod_proxy is the easiest way to go and doesn't have any major negatives, then I'm open to that idea.
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> Can anyone point me at documentation that would guide me through getting this set up?
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> Thanks, Angus
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