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    multiple domains

    Hi
    I have the was working on my server but I have to put the document root pointing to one particular domain to make it work.

    On my server I have several domains all under a sub directory d:\default\.....

    Can someone point me to the help file that tells me how to set up the was so that all of my web sites can use the was?

    thanks

    Ian

    #2
    RE: multiple domains

    The Web Application Server does not support virtual hosting. You can set your web root as d:\default and have your users access your sites as

    http://server/site1
    http://server/site2
    etc

    Or you can consider our Apache module. Using it you can enable virtual hosting, but you will need to go through a more complex configuration process. You can contact [email protected] for purchasing info.

    -Lenny

    Lenny Forziati
    Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
    Alpha Software Corporation

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      #3
      RE: multiple domains

      Thanks lenny

      just to clarify (I'm a bit dense)

      I can see setting the root to d:\default but when you say

      http://server/site1
      http://server/site2

      are you saying I create directories called site1,site2,etc and locate these within d:\default?

      thanks

      Ian

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        #4
        RE: multiple domains

        yes

        Lenny Forziati
        Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
        Alpha Software Corporation

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          #5
          RE: multiple domains

          Hi Lenny

          thanks I'll give it a try

          Ian

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            #6
            RE: multiple domains

            Hi Lenny

            Craving your indulgence but this is beginning to get to me so can I ask the questions in the simplest of terms so that I can grasp where I�m going wrong.

            My web sites are on the server in the directory

            D:\home\Default

            So I have set the document root to

            D:\home\Default

            Under that tree ie in the default directory I have for arguments sake two sites


            Alpha5-usergroup.co.uk

            And licensedstocktaker.co.uk

            Both of these have alpha5 applications.

            When The Alpha5 site is published it is published to http://www.alpha5-usergroup.co.uk/ and the files are place in the htdocs directory

            The licensedstocktaker.co.uk files are published in the htdocs directory of that web site.

            When calling the applications from say buttons I would normally use an Href pointing to say http://www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk/locate.a5w

            Are you saying the href should be

            http://server/alpha5-usergroup.co.uk and http://server/licensedstocktaker.co.uk or should �server� be changed to something?

            I really am sorry if I�m being dense but I seem unable to grasp your meaning.

            Thanks a lot

            Ian

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              #7
              RE: multiple domains

              When The Alpha5 site is published it is published to http://www.alpha5-usergroup.co.uk/ and the files are place in the htdocs directory

              No, your appliocation is not published there. http://www.alpha5-usergroup.co.uk/ is a URL and you must publish to a folder. When you say you are publishing to the htdocs directory, I assume you mean you are publishing to some location other than under D:\home\Default . If that is the case, the Web Application Server cannot work with what you are publishing. The "documnet root", which you say is set to D:\home\Default, is the root directory for the Web Application Server and it can only access files and folders that are within this location.


              When calling the applications from say buttons I would normally use an Href pointing to say http://www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk/locate.a5w

              Are you saying the href should be

              http://server/alpha5-usergroup.co.uk and http://server/licensedstocktaker.co.uk or should �server� be changed to something?


              "server" was a placeholder because I had no idea what your server's name was.

              If your server is www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk and you have your document root set to D:\home\Default, you would publish one site to D:\home\Default\site1 and the second to D:\home\Default\site2. Your two functionl URLs would then be http://www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk/site1/ for site1 and http://www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk/site2/ for site 2.

              In the above, "site1" and "site2" are not significant names, you can replace them with anything you'd like. What is significant is that the name of the folder you create under D:\home\Default is the same folder name you append to your URL.

              As I mentioned above, the Web Application Server does not support virtual hosting. Virtual hosting would be where you have http://www.licensedstocktaker.co.uk go to your first site and http://www.alpha5-usergroup.co.uk/ go to your second site.

              In order to enable virtual hosting, you would need the Apache module. I believe Brett tried to conatct you to give you the details of it. The information you recieved from Adi was not accurate.

              -Lenny

              Lenny Forziati
              Vice President, Internet Products and Technical Services
              Alpha Software Corporation

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                #8
                RE: multiple domains

                thanks a lot, my project for tomorrow is set

                Ian

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                  #9
                  RE: multiple domains

                  Hi Lenny

                  are there any plans to incorporate was with IIS so that shared hosting is supported?

                  cheers

                  Ian

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                    #10
                    RE: multiple domains

                    Hi Lenny,

                    Ian's question, I think, is one of the same questions I have in my post this morning that you responded to...
                    Thanks,
                    Wanda

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by Ian Edwards
                      Hi Lenny

                      are there any plans to incorporate was with IIS so that shared hosting is supported?

                      cheers

                      Ian
                      Hi,
                      was this ever Addrssed?
                      Kind Regards,
                      Ray Roosa
                      Raylin Micro, LLC.

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