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Re: Answer on Multiple Ports   Message List  
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this may be a silly question but why not use host-headers?  If you use host headers then you just need to add an entry into your hosts file and voila no need to mess with ports.



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On Thu, May 7, 2009 at 8:36 PM, bmelendy <brad@...> wrote:


Hello,
I use Apache/Coldfusion in development by separating my sites by TCP Port. It works quite well when you are limited to a single domain. I'm trying to see if I can port code over to run under Resin/Railo but I can't figure out how to configure Resin to do this. As I look over the docs, it seems that all the examples are geared towards using ports with clustering which I don't want to do.

Anyone know how to setup the same domain/ip with different ports pointing to their own root-directory? Thanks for any help.

....Brad




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