Quick question:
Is there a way to set up a blank or default virtual host within server.xml simlar to setting up a blank host header in IIS?
Lengthy Explanation:
I’ve set up a Railo server following the guidelines explained here: http://www.dougboude.com/blog/1/2009/09/Railo-31-on-Windows-Server-2008-and-IIS7–Part-3-of-3.cfm
I want to set up an open default host header to catch all incoming domains (so I don’t have to create a site in iis and then have to create a virtual host in server.xml evertime I need to create a new site. I’ll have a “valet” that will lookup the domain in the database when a request comes in, and then forward to the appropriate subdirectory.
Traditionally in the past, using IIS and the default website, I could just set up a blank host header for the ip and set the home directory to Z:\defaultWebDir which would contain my “valet” logic.
Problem:
With IIS + Tomcat serving up CFM pages, Tomcat has to mirror IIS. Is there a way to set up a blank or default virtual host within server.xml?
The trick here is to have a blank host header in IIS, and a default entry in your server.xml that references the site you want to catch domains.