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Posted to user@roller.apache.org by Wang Dong <do...@foxmail.com> on 2017/11/11 15:56:23 UTC
roller question on How to setup & config on Http web server
Hi Roller team,
I am a new user of roller, currently i am trying to setup web server using apache httpd and connect to tomcat.
I searched the document and materials via the internet , however there is nothing much about this topic. So I would like to raise by email.
Here is some of my questions, appreciate if you have time to answer the question.
a. How to build standalone web package only contains html/js/css static etc using Maven.
b. Do I need to update PageServlet class to adjust the web server URL mapping.
c. If I have two domain name , such as a.com and b.com, how can I setup a.com link to Weblog A and b.com link to Weblog B.
Thanks for this really good JAVA weblog system, it is really great !!!
Donnie
Re: roller question on How to setup & config on Http web server
Posted by Christopher Dodunski <Ch...@christopher.net.nz>.
Hi Donnie,
Below is a link to a case study I wrote back in 2010, when I first started
using Roller. I think it is still broadly relevant, and it answers some
of the questions you raised.
http://assets.optomus.com/cv/Roller%205%20-%20Multi-domain%20Case%20Study.pdf
Regards,
Chris.
> Hi Donnie,
>
> a. There is no way to do that with Maven, as far as I know. But why don't
> you just let your application container to serve those static files?
>
> b. It depends on requirements, but one possible option is that use of
> Apache + mod_rewrite or something like that. I think this Q&A on
> Stackoverflow might be helpful for you:
> https://stackoverflow.com/q/33140846/3591946
>
> c. You can do that with setting up (deploying) two Roller instances for
> each domain.
>
> Regards,
> Kohei
>
>> On Nov 12, 2017, at 0:56, Wang Dong <do...@foxmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Roller team,
>>
>>
>> I am a new user of roller, currently i am trying to setup web server
>> using apache httpd and connect to tomcat.
>> I searched the document and materials via the internet , however there
>> is nothing much about this topic. So I would like to raise by email.
>>
>>
>> Here is some of my questions, appreciate if you have time to answer the
>> question.
>>
>>
>> a. How to build standalone web package only contains html/js/css static
>> etc using Maven.
>> b. Do I need to update PageServlet class to adjust the web server URL
>> mapping.
>> c. If I have two domain name , such as a.com and b.com, how can I setup
>> a.com link to Weblog A and b.com link to Weblog B.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks for this really good JAVA weblog system, it is really great !!!
>>
>>
>> Donnie
>
Re: roller question on How to setup & config on Http web server
Posted by Christopher Dodunski <Ch...@christopher.net.nz>.
Hi Donnie,
Below is a link to a case study I wrote back in 2010, when I first started
using Roller. I think it is still broadly relevant, and it answers some
of the questions you raised.
http://assets.optomus.com/cv/Roller%205%20-%20Multi-domain%20Case%20Study.pdf
Regards,
Chris.
> Hi Donnie,
>
> a. There is no way to do that with Maven, as far as I know. But why don't
> you just let your application container to serve those static files?
>
> b. It depends on requirements, but one possible option is that use of
> Apache + mod_rewrite or something like that. I think this Q&A on
> Stackoverflow might be helpful for you:
> https://stackoverflow.com/q/33140846/3591946
>
> c. You can do that with setting up (deploying) two Roller instances for
> each domain.
>
> Regards,
> Kohei
>
>> On Nov 12, 2017, at 0:56, Wang Dong <do...@foxmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Hi Roller team,
>>
>>
>> I am a new user of roller, currently i am trying to setup web server
>> using apache httpd and connect to tomcat.
>> I searched the document and materials via the internet , however there
>> is nothing much about this topic. So I would like to raise by email.
>>
>>
>> Here is some of my questions, appreciate if you have time to answer the
>> question.
>>
>>
>> a. How to build standalone web package only contains html/js/css static
>> etc using Maven.
>> b. Do I need to update PageServlet class to adjust the web server URL
>> mapping.
>> c. If I have two domain name , such as a.com and b.com, how can I setup
>> a.com link to Weblog A and b.com link to Weblog B.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> Thanks for this really good JAVA weblog system, it is really great !!!
>>
>>
>> Donnie
>
Re: roller question on How to setup & config on Http web server
Posted by Kohei Nozaki <ko...@nozaki.me>.
Hi Donnie,
a. There is no way to do that with Maven, as far as I know. But why don't you just let your application container to serve those static files?
b. It depends on requirements, but one possible option is that use of Apache + mod_rewrite or something like that. I think this Q&A on Stackoverflow might be helpful for you: https://stackoverflow.com/q/33140846/3591946
c. You can do that with setting up (deploying) two Roller instances for each domain.
Regards,
Kohei
> On Nov 12, 2017, at 0:56, Wang Dong <do...@foxmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi Roller team,
>
>
> I am a new user of roller, currently i am trying to setup web server using apache httpd and connect to tomcat.
> I searched the document and materials via the internet , however there is nothing much about this topic. So I would like to raise by email.
>
>
> Here is some of my questions, appreciate if you have time to answer the question.
>
>
> a. How to build standalone web package only contains html/js/css static etc using Maven.
> b. Do I need to update PageServlet class to adjust the web server URL mapping.
> c. If I have two domain name , such as a.com and b.com, how can I setup a.com link to Weblog A and b.com link to Weblog B.
>
>
>
>
> Thanks for this really good JAVA weblog system, it is really great !!!
>
>
> Donnie