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display the users home page as www.XXX.com/userAccount

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BillGatesIndia@gmail.com - 03 Jan 2006 08:25 GMT
Hello,
  Techies

I am using struts+ hibernate for my web application.
My project is like online web development.
I have provided functionality for site development .
now i want to display the users home page as
www.XXX.com/userAccount
I am not getting how to do this.
I am looking for the solution.

Happy surfing :D
IchBin - 03 Jan 2006 08:44 GMT
> Hello,
>    Techies
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Happy surfing :D

That kinda general question..

 -You mean you have a domain name and want to run it off a server...
 -Do you have a web server..
 -Which server are you running..
 -You want to run it off a users personal account at their ISP...

Need to have more information

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BillGatesIndia@gmail.com - 03 Jan 2006 08:58 GMT
I am developing application for my client.
My application will be hosted on Apache Tomcat.
My url will be www.XXX.com
the user will create an account , and he can develop his website
online.
I just have to show his website on
www.XXX.com/userAccount
as I am using struts. I dont know how to set up the actions which will
extract the user specific data and display in his browser.
Aray - 03 Jan 2006 10:22 GMT
<BillGatesIndia@gmail.com>
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>I am developing application for my client.
> My application will be hosted on Apache Tomcat.
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> I just have to show his website on
> www.XXX.com/userAccount

just make a directory named user's account in you web root directory, I
think...

> as I am using struts. I dont know how to set up the actions which will
> extract the user specific data and display in his browser.
Abhijat Vatsyayan - 04 Jan 2006 01:07 GMT
You need to provide more information.

Will each user have his own  context ?

How will tomcat have access to the contents of the user's web site? Will
the user be uploading individual files and directories, or will he
upload entire war files?

Will the users be developing these web application  by programming on
the same machine where your are running the web server?

Will the users be using webdav?

Abhijat

> Hello,
>    Techies
[quoted text clipped - 8 lines]
>
> Happy surfing :D
BillGatesIndia@gmail.com - 04 Jan 2006 04:48 GMT
In my project user will customize his page ( User will provide
color,font and text ). The pages are same which will be  display
according to the users settings. There is no uploading kind of thing.
In general scenario ,there will be common index.jsp , On load which
will be displayed according to the user's settings.

My problem
1. Shall I make 2 index.jsp : One for customization and Other for the
Display purpose.
2. How to call an action On Page loading so that
   when  url "www.XXX.com/userAccount" will be entered in address bar,
it will display customized index.jsp page for  user "userAccount"
How to process the data < calling action, any parameter settings....?
any thing else >
Hiran Chaudhuri - 11 Jan 2006 08:07 GMT
> now i want to display the users home page as
> www.XXX.com/userAccount
> I am not getting how to do this.
> I am looking for the solution.

What is wrong with naming the server "www.XXX.com" and putting the
application into context path "userAccount"?

Hiran


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