multi tenant

[Fabiano Almeida]

Hi All!

In the book shows multi tenant based on subdomain, with code:

db._common_fields.append(Field('request_tenant', default=request.env.http_host,writable=False))

Seeing commercial sites that use the concept of multi-tenant offices, the url is usually www.domain.com/XXXX, and the XXXX code that differs from another tenant.

It can deploy this type of multi-tenant access in web2py? how?

thanks,

Fabiano.

[Massimo Di Pierro]

That URL structure assumes you have a single app running at the domain. So I am going to assume that is the case.

first of all you have to map the tenant name ($domain) into request.args(0) using routes.py

routes_in = [['/$domain','/yourapp/default/index/$domain'], 

                    ['/$domain/$c','/yourapp/$c/index/$domain'],
                    ['/$domain/$c/$f','/yourapp/$c/$f/$domain'],

                    ['/$domain/$c/$f/$anything','/yourapp/$c/$f/$domain/$anything']]

routes_out = [(a,b) for (b,a) in routes_in]

then you have to handle in code where the domain is now in request.args(0).

[Fabiano Almeida]

Great Massimo!

Thanks a lot!

Fabiano.

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