mendhak
Apr 23rd, 2007, 11:12 AM
Let's say I have www.something.com that maps to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\something
I also have www.something.com/newapp which maps to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\newapp (note the absence of 'something' in that path).
Now, I am aware that I can do this in IIS by creating a virtual directory beneath something.com.
However, if I wanted to do this without using IIS, how can this be done? In other words, I need the 2nd URL mapped to a separate directory without having to enter the HTTP Pipeline. I was thinking, perhaps, something to do with a load balancer?
Any other suggestions welcome.
I also have www.something.com/newapp which maps to c:\inetpub\wwwroot\newapp (note the absence of 'something' in that path).
Now, I am aware that I can do this in IIS by creating a virtual directory beneath something.com.
However, if I wanted to do this without using IIS, how can this be done? In other words, I need the 2nd URL mapped to a separate directory without having to enter the HTTP Pipeline. I was thinking, perhaps, something to do with a load balancer?
Any other suggestions welcome.