domain based routes?

rubyonrails-talk
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I want to serve 2 different domains on my rails application, let's say http://A.com and http://B.com

When you type http://A.com in a browser to get one set of routes inside the rails application (let's say starting with index.html), when you type http://B.com to get another set (starting with default.html)

A complet isolation would be great, like 2 different routes.rb.

Is this possible? I use nginx and mongrel if is important.

Thanks, AD

2

I may found the answer here, take a look:

http://agilewebdevelopment.com/plugins/request_routing

Let me know if it's working for you...

3

Guys, the request routing plugin extends routing to support domains and subdomains (among other things) and I would definitely recommend it for this. The README and RDoc are quite sufficient. I have used it in the past to provide things like per-domain theme support.

If you are using a named virtual host there may be some additional nginx configuration for you to do.

Rein

4

so why it's not working?

map.connect 'index.html', :controller => 'items', :action => 'list' , :conditions => { :domain => 'second' }

I get:

Valid criteria are strings, regular expressions, true, or nil

5

my bad, it's working on my local computer, I'll try on the server also.

Thanks!