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| | | Injecting Alias into Host | Injecting Alias into Host 2006-11-23 - By James McIntosh
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I am using the ant command below to inject an alias into a host.
When I look at http://localhost/host-manager/list it shows that the
alias has been added but when I try to access the alias using a browser
or telnet it does not respond. I found in the documentation
ADD_ALIAS_EVENT: The ContainerEvent event type sent when a new alias is
added by addAlias().
I thought that this would be called and the alias activated... I looked
in the source and saw that
org.apache.catalina.mbeans.StandardHostMBean  (String)
calls org.apache.catalina.core.StandardHostaddAlias(String)
This is the method calls the fireContainerEvent(ADD_ALIAS_EVENT, alias);
My JMX call is as follows:
<target name="addAlias" description="Add alias to host">
<jmxOpen
host="${jmx.server.name}"
port="${jmx.server.port}"
username="${jmx.server.username}"
password="${jmx.server.password}"
/>
<jmxInvoke
name="Catalina:type=Host,host=${host.hostname}"
operation="addAlias"
>
<arg value="${host.alias}"/>
</jmxInvoke>
</target>
(Tomcat version 5.5.20)
Any help is much appreciated
Kind regards
James McIntosh
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