Hello,
I am running Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.0.0, with several applications deployed to it. In specific, I have three web-applications (that serve as interface to an
EJB server), and I want these accessed differently through the web browser. Since the Oracle HTTP Server is a modified Apache Server, I thought it'd be appropriate to post this in the Apache forum.
Anyway, the question is, how do I go about configuring the following setup?
Application1 has a webapp that is deployed with contextroot1. Now, I want this application accessible through the following URL:
http://<host> (but not through
https://<host>, because that should end up at Application2!)
So, no context root.
Application2 has a webapp that is deployed with contextroot2. This should be accessible through the following URL:
https://<host> (but not through
http://<host>, because that should end up at Application1!)
Again, no context root.
Application3 has a webapp that is deployed with contextroot3. This should be accessible through the following URL:
https://<host>/contextroot3 (but not through
http://<host>/contextroot3!) I'm guessing I'll need to configure some stuff in the httpd.conf file, but I'm unsure as to what exactly. If someone could give me an example, with the setup described above, I'd be very grateful.
Thanks!
Regards,
Stan
