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Configuring Flash Communication Server 43

Each virtual host directory contains a Vhost.xml file. This file contains tags that define the

settings for the virtual host. These settings include aliases for the virtual host, the location of the

virtual host’s application directory, limits on the resources the virtual host can use and other

parameters.

The Vhost.xml file contains the following tag structure, with brief comments for each tag:

<Alias name="acme">acme.myDomain.com</Alias>

</AliasList>

<AppsDir>C:\Program Files\Macromedia\Flash Communication Server

MX\applications\</AppsDir>

</ResourceLimits>

</VirtualDirectory>

</VirtualHost>

The tags in the Vhost.xml file are described below. You can change the values of some of these

tags at runtime; to learn how, see the administration API article at Macromedia’s website

(www.macromedia.com/go/flashcom_admin).

• <VirtualHost> is the root tag for the XML document. It is a container for all the other tags.

• <AliasList> is a container for one or more <Alias> tags.

• <Alias> allows you to specify an alternative short name to use when connecting to the virtual

host. You can use this tag to shorten long host names. You can specify an unlimited number of

aliases by adding additional

<Alias> tags. Each alias you specify must be mapped to the

correct IP address for the virtual host.

For example, if the host name is

machineName.company.com, then you could use the name

attribute of the alias tag to shorten the host name to

machineName:

<Alias name = "machineName">machineName.company.com</Alias>

Do not use the same alias for more than one virtual host. If more than one virtual host on the

same adaptor has the same alias defined, then the first match found will be used by the server.

This can cause unpredictable results.

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