Hi,
Resending this because previous went awry. Thank you for your quick
responses.
>Changing these fields causes the app server to bind to the new address /
>port.
I'm sorry but I don't understand what you mean here. It seems that this
type of thing is done in, for example,
applications/ecommerce/ofbiz-component.xml, where you could specify
something like this:
<webapp name="ecommerce2"
title="ECommerce1"
server="default-server"
location="webapp/ecommerce2"
mount-point="/store"
app-bar-display="false">
<virtual-host host-name="www.foo2.com"/>
</webapp>
<webapp name="ecommerce2ssl"
title="ECommerce2ssl"
server="default-server"
location="webapp/ecommerce2"
mount-point="/store"
app-bar-display="false">
<virtual-host host-name="foo2.securedomain.com"/>
</webapp>
However, my problem is that when, in the above example, a user goes to
http://www.foo2.com/store and clicks on the login link the url is not
https://www.foo2.com/store/control/checkLogin/login but
https://foo2.securedomain.com/store/control/checkLogin/loginAssuming that the "Https Host" or "Https Port" on the Content Manager ->
Edit Web Site form are totally irrelevant to accomplishing my goal, how do I
get
these links to substitute the current host for a new host when switching to
https and back to the original host when switching back?
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