default entry & Base URL := URL redirect

>> Now, Base-path does not exist. What is the method to make your URL:
>>
>> http://mydomain.com/seaside/myapp
>>
>> to
>>
>> http://mydomain.com/
>
> Have a look at the thread "[Seaside] Seaside 2.7" it discusses this
> towards the end. Search for #serverPath:

>> like 'http://myaddress/myApp' and not like
>> 'http://myaddress/seaside/myApp'. Previously I was just doing :
>> WADispatcher default basePath: ''.
>> [...]
>
> Lukas Renggli wrote:
>Aha, now I understand the problem. Evaluate the following code:
>     WADispatcher default setName: ''
>and everything should work. Thanks to the new implementation of the
>dispatchers ;-) "

> Lukas Renggli wrote:
>>> Now, Base-path does not exist. What is the method to make your URL:
>>>
>>> http://mydomain.com/seaside/myapp
>>>
>>> to
>>>
>>> http://mydomain.com/
>>
>> Have a look at the thread "[Seaside] Seaside 2.7" it discusses this
>> towards the end. Search for #serverPath:
>
> I assume you mean this:
>
> "The basePath is now a setting in the application called #serverPath,
> similar to #serverPort and #serverHost. To change the path you have to
> change the application configuration. "
>
> I don't quite understand it. But, I'll try and figure it out tomorrow
> morning (I'm in PST)
>
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> This one too from the same thread should interrest you :
>
> ">> I need my application to be accessible with an url
>>> like 'http://myaddress/myApp' and not like
>>> 'http://myaddress/seaside/myApp'. Previously I was just doing :
>>> WADispatcher default basePath: ''.
>>> [...]
>>
>> Lukas Renggli wrote:
>> Aha, now I understand the problem. Evaluate the following code:
>>     WADispatcher default setName: ''
>> and everything should work. Thanks to the new implementation of the
>> dispatchers ;-) "

>
> Brad Fuller wrote:
>> Lukas Renggli wrote:
>>>> Now, Base-path does not exist. What is the method to make your URL:
>>>>
>>>> http://mydomain.com/seaside/myapp
>>>>
>>>> to
>>>>
>>>> http://mydomain.com/
>>>
>>> Have a look at the thread "[Seaside] Seaside 2.7" it discusses this
>>> towards the end. Search for #serverPath:
>>
>> I assume you mean this:
>>
>> "The basePath is now a setting in the application called #serverPath,
>> similar to #serverPort and #serverHost. To change the path you have to
>> change the application configuration. "
>>
>> I don't quite understand it. But, I'll try and figure it out tomorrow
>> morning (I'm in PST)

> Florian Minjat wrote:
>> This one too from the same thread should interrest you :
>>
>> ">> I need my application to be accessible with an url
>>>> like 'http://myaddress/myApp' and not like
>>>> 'http://myaddress/seaside/myApp'. Previously I was just doing :
>>>> WADispatcher default basePath: ''.
>>>> [...]
>>>
>>> Lukas Renggli wrote:
>>> Aha, now I understand the problem. Evaluate the following code:
>>>     WADispatcher default setName: ''
>>> and everything should work. Thanks to the new implementation of the
>>> dispatchers ;-) "
>
> Yeah, I saw that Florian, Thanks.
>
> Ok, so I executed
>  * WADispatcher default setName: ''
>  * re-inited Seaside and Pier.
>  * stopped and started WAKom (that always seems to be needed)
>
> Now, I can go to
>
>   http://mydomain.com:9999/seaside
>
> and the web browser displays the application that is the Default Entry
> of seaside/config.
>
> In the particular Seaside Application config
>  * place '/' in "Server Path"
>
> With rewrite rules, it seems to work fine.

>
> On another site, I have a question: I'm working on the squeakfoundation
> site and want to know how we can do this w/o apache rewrite rules.
> Specifically, it is now:
>
> <VirtualHost *>
>         ServerName www.squeakfoundation.org
>         ServerAlias squeakfoundation.org
>         ProxyPass / http://127.0.0.1:7780/
>         ProxyPassReverse / http://127.0.0.1:7780/
> </VirtualHost>
>
> Anyone help with ideas so we can access pier at the base url?