Question : host headers in Websphere

How do I use host headers in Websphere?

DO I have to have another HTTP Server in front of it to achieve this?

I want to have:
cust1.mydomain.com/myapp
cust2.mydomain.com/myapp
cust3.mydomsin.com/myapp

Looking at Websphere it appears that I have to do all kinds of stuff with port numbers, that I don't want to do.

Someone please explain what I need to do or if there is a resource less then 100 pages regarding this please PLEASE show it to me.

Thanks

Answer : host headers in Websphere

You can use either IIRC.  We have a load balancers setup in front of all of our WebSphere servers now and we have unique applications going to different ports in WebSphere and different root contexts.

I am not the WebSphere admin, but I am fairly sure we used to have a setup where we had two virtual hosts sharing the same port, but having different root contexts so we could have:

   http://www.domainone.tdl go to one root context
   http://www.domaintwo.tdl go to a different root context

without the need to specify /applicationroot.