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Csaba Varga updated SLING-11352:
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Description:
I am trying to set up a mapping to make some of our site hierarchy appear on a
different URL than what would be dictated by the hierarchy. My goal is to map
the path /content/mycompany/locales/some_locale/sectionA to the URL
/some_locale/sectionB . (I don't want to override the protocol, host and port
fields.) Because we support multiple locales, I need to use a regex for setting
up the matches. Here is my original attempt:
{code:java}
/etc/map/my_mapping
+-- sling:internalRedirect = /content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)/sectionA
+-- sling:match = /$1/sectionB{code}
When this node is present, /content/mycompany/locales/en-us/sectionA/foo gets
mapped to /en-us://sectionB/foo instead of the intended /en-us/sectionB/foo.
I can work around the issue by avoiding forward slashes in sling:match, but
this is ugly and unclear :
{code:java}
/etc/map/my_mapping
+-- sling:internalRedirect =
/content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)(/)sectionA
+-- sling:match = /$1$2sectionB {code}
Is this kind of mapping supported at all? I would rather avoid adding the
hostname to mapping rules because it is environment-specific.
was:
I am trying to set up a mapping to make some of our site hierarchy appear on a
different URL than what would be dictated by the hierarchy. My goal is to map
the path /content/mycompany/locales/some_locale/sectionA to the URL
/some_locale/sectionB . (I don't want to override the protocol, host and port
fields.) Because we support multiple locales, I need to use a regex for setting
up the matches. Here is my original attempt:
{code:java}
/etc/map/my_mapping
+-- sling:internalRedirect = /content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)/sectionA
+-- sling:match = /$1/sectionB{code}
When this node is present, /content/mycompany/locales/en-us/sectionA/foo gets
mapped to en-us://sectionB/foo instead of the intended /en-us/sectionB/foo.
I can work around the issue by avoiding forward slashes in sling:match, but
this is ugly and unclear :
{code:java}
/etc/map/my_mapping
+-- sling:internalRedirect =
/content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)(/)sectionA
+-- sling:match = /$1$2sectionB {code}
Is this kind of mapping supported at all? I would rather avoid adding the
hostname to mapping rules because it is environment-specific.
> Cannot create path-only mapping rule in /etc/map
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>
> Key: SLING-11352
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-11352
> Project: Sling
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: ResourceResolver
> Affects Versions: Resource Resolver 1.8.4
> Reporter: Csaba Varga
> Priority: Minor
>
> I am trying to set up a mapping to make some of our site hierarchy appear on
> a different URL than what would be dictated by the hierarchy. My goal is to
> map the path /content/mycompany/locales/some_locale/sectionA to the URL
> /some_locale/sectionB . (I don't want to override the protocol, host and port
> fields.) Because we support multiple locales, I need to use a regex for
> setting up the matches. Here is my original attempt:
> {code:java}
> /etc/map/my_mapping
> +-- sling:internalRedirect =
> /content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)/sectionA
> +-- sling:match = /$1/sectionB{code}
> When this node is present, /content/mycompany/locales/en-us/sectionA/foo gets
> mapped to /en-us://sectionB/foo instead of the intended /en-us/sectionB/foo.
> I can work around the issue by avoiding forward slashes in sling:match, but
> this is ugly and unclear :
> {code:java}
> /etc/map/my_mapping
> +-- sling:internalRedirect =
> /content/mycompany/locales/([-a-z]+)(/)sectionA
> +-- sling:match = /$1$2sectionB {code}
> Is this kind of mapping supported at all? I would rather avoid adding the
> hostname to mapping rules because it is environment-specific.
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