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| Kieran 2004-09-29, 8:09 pm |
| Hi,
I'm having problems setting up the domain names on my iis server.
Through an admin console provided by my isp I can configure domain names
to point to different folders on my web space.
I have one application that based upon parameters builds a dynamic
website.
My questions is, how can I point the different domain names at the one
application, while still keeping the domain names for the seperate
sites?
So if I have 'site1.com' and 'site2.com' and the application that builds
these sites resides in a folder 'myapp', how can I get both sites to
point to 'myapp', with different parameters, whilst still keeping the
domain site1.com or site2.com as the url...
Thanks
Kieran
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| Ken Schaefer 2004-09-30, 10:46 am |
| The client browser will send a HTTP header called "host". Have your
application read in that value.
Or...
site1.com/myapp.exe?s=site1
site2.com/myapp.exe?s=site2
Cheers
Ken
"Kieran" <anonymous@devdex.com> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I'm having problems setting up the domain names on my iis server.
> Through an admin console provided by my isp I can configure domain names
> to point to different folders on my web space.
>
> I have one application that based upon parameters builds a dynamic
> website.
>
> My questions is, how can I point the different domain names at the one
> application, while still keeping the domain names for the seperate
> sites?
>
> So if I have 'site1.com' and 'site2.com' and the application that builds
> these sites resides in a folder 'myapp', how can I get both sites to
> point to 'myapp', with different parameters, whilst still keeping the
> domain site1.com or site2.com as the url...
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