> In the file attached to the message pointed by the link above, you can
> find the code to map a part of an URL to a Scheme procedure name. To
> achieve that, the http-server's `http:find-resource' procedure needs
> to be modified to match regexes. As far as I understand, it's similar
> to what you suggest as `http:add-dynamic-resource'.
Yes, it's similar, but not exactly the same thing. How does your
interface react on too much or few variables?
I wrote some dispatch code, which passes this test (using check egg):
(letrec ((something 'blub)
(dispatch (dispatch-rules
(("/" "/index") ((GET something) (POST 'error)))
("/:pagename" ((GET 'show-page))))))
(check (dispatch "/" 'GET) => something)
(check (dispatch "/index" 'POST) => 'error)
(check (dispatch "/hi" 'GET) => 'show-page))
This is only the lookup. "something" could be a function and called
with the request object and the "pagename" variable. This interface is
more strict than Marios.
The fallback-handler seems to be the way to use this.
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Andi
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