Ok let me see if I understand this. From going through the docs and reading quite a bit here it looks as if there is not a way to bind applications or contexts to specific IP:port combinations. In other words I can not do this

192.168.1.1
app-01 context / virtual-host www.app01.com
app-02 context /

192.168.4.2
app-03 context / virtual-host www.app03.com
app-04 context /app04
app-05 context /

192.168.10.2:443
app-06 context / virtual-host www.app06.com

What would seem to happen is that the contexts are shared between all that listener:port combinations so I would see app-01 show up on 192.168.10.2 just as I would see it on the address that I wanted it on in the first place. I would also see app-02 and app-05 conflict and only see app-02 no matter what root I went too since it is defined first.

Can someone give me some pointers on how to set this up. Am I going to have to duplicate the deployment directory and manage it that way basically giving me multiple instances of JBoss. My goals are that of a service provider here and not really that of wanting a dedicated instance for each application.

Cheers, -Nicholas