Force the web server url to hit the particular jboss instance(slot)

Is there a way we can force the web server url to hit the particular jboss instance(slot)? I remember we can do in DAS by passing the drp port in the webserver url.
Edited by: 865729 on 20-Jun-2011 01:30

This isn't the best forum for this question (you might get better results posting this to the JBoss coummunity: [http://community.jboss.org|http://community.jboss.org] ) but I think you can accomplish this by putting a dummy jsessionid in the URL (on the first request so that no jsessionid exists) and appending the jvmroute of the instance you want to hit. The jvmroute is what determines which instance mod_jk routes the request to so theoretically this should work.
- George

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