Configuring Virtual Hosts Apache?

You need to remove the "ProxyPass" and "ProxyPassReverse" entries, unless you really are trying to proxy something. If the jboss AS is on another server, then you need to retain the proxy entries, but it looks to me like you might be making it too difficult if the content is on one machine and not multiples.

You need to remove the "ProxyPass" and "ProxyPassReverse" entries, unless you really are trying to proxy something. If the jboss AS is on another server, then you need to retain the proxy entries, but it looks to me like you might be making it too difficult if the content is on one machine and not multiples. If you want one server to use different base folders as the root for 2 different domains, then you would need to configure the 2 domains by specifying the DocumentRoot parameter.

For example, if I wanted to host google.com and yahoo.com on one computer, my virtualhost entries would contain: ServerName " rel="nofollow"> Google.com DocumentRoot /var/www/Google ServerName " rel="nofollow"> Yahoo.com DocumentRoot /var/www/Yahoo Then, your root directories for each server will go in the google folder and the yahoo folder, respectively.

If you are trying to proxy a completely different machine, then the following should work: ServerName " rel="nofollow"> Google.com ProxyPass / " rel="nofollow"> Google.com ServerName " rel="nofollow">

Yahoo.com ProxyPass / " rel="nofollow"> Yahoo.com Your entry specifically doesn't make much sense. I think it should look like: ServerName google.

Com1 ProxyPass /contextPath http://localhost:8080 ProxyPassReverse /contextPath http://localhost:8080.

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