> I'm curious how others accurately report requests for pages in analog in
> certain application server environments which don't use traditional
> file extensions.
>
I've been working in an environment with URL rewriting (not
quite the same, I realise). i.e. the requests are for things like:
GET /wibble/332851548/pages/main_pages/searchmain.htm
What I've done (which may be applicable also in your case is:
FILEALIAS REGEXP:^/(.*)/([0-9]*)/(.*) "/$1/session/$3"
which replaces an all-digit session-ID with the word session and thus
causes the page counts to be handled properly.
The reports then can amalgamate all the requests from different sessions
into one entry:
/wibble/session/pages/main_pages/searchmain.htm
(which is what I want).
A similar regexp could be used to replace other varying URL components,
I imagine.
Regards
John
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