DAD config / mod plsql / apache2

I’m not sure if this is the right forum….please let me know if I need to post elsewhere.
Using mod/plsql with apache2 and 11gR2 standard edition one, I need to setup an environment where each client has its own url, such as this:
https://theserver.com/thedad/client1
https://theserver.com/thedad/client2
https://theserver.com/thedad/client3
All clients use the same dad, yet need different URLs. Is there a way to do this with apache / mod plsql?
I’ve considered this:
https://client1.theserver/thedad
https://client2.theserver/thedad
https://client3.theserver/thedad
This would work, I’d rather not have sub domains though.
I've also considered:
https://theserver.com/dad1/client1
https://theserver.com/dad2/client2
https://theserver.com/dad3/client3
This works as each dad can point to the same db user. Problem with this is suppose there are 50 clients, having 50 dads is not a good solution.
Is there some way to have multiple clients each having its own url while sharing a single dad?
Edited by: brian.mcginity on Jan 29, 2012 2:06 PM

Thanks for your help. client1 is the id of the client and not a procedure.
In the example url: https://theserver.com/thedad/client1 client 1 is the id of the client not the procedure being called.
So to call proc_a the url would look like: https://theserver.com/thedad/client1/proc_a
For client2 to call proc_a the url would be: https://theserver.com/thedad/client2/proc_a
There are many clients, procedures and packages, like:
https://theserver.com/thedad/client1/proc_a
https://theserver.com/thedad/client1/proc_b
https://theserver.com/thedad/client2/proc_b
https://theserver.com/thedad/client3/proc_b
https://theserver.com/thedad/clientN/proc_N

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