Hi, the mappings are ordered by pattern length - the once with the longest pattern is used first. Other than that there is no way to influence or define the order. One a pattern matches and is used, no other pattern is checked anymore.
Regards Carsten 2013/1/30 Harsh Vardhan Rai <[email protected]>: > Hi Dev! Group, > > [a] > http://www.mytest.en/content/www- mytest > -de/templated/products/2play/2play-table/_jcr_content/template.f11540417747be0409f5158adbedb16d.css > => > /content/www- mytest > -en/templated/products/2play/2play-table/jcr:content/template.css > > [b] > http://www. > mytest.en/_jcr_content/right_column_bottom/now_and_next/nowandnext.914829d358cdcb55a625a1ef1cb54d1e.css > => > /content/www- mytest > -en/en/jcr:content/right_column_bottom/now_and_next/nowandnext.914829d358cdcb55a625a1ef1cb54d1e.css > > With following etc/map/http: mappings on OSGi console > > ^http/www. mytest.en.80/(.+/jcr:content/.+).[0-9a-f]{32}.(js|css) > /content/www- mytest -en/en/$1.$2 internal > ^http/www. mytest.en.80/(content/.+).[0-9a-f]{32}.(js|css) /$1.$2 internal > > So my question is can set an order [a kind of ranking so that [a] renders > first then only [b] or some sort of ordered rendering of urls] How can I tell > Sling Resource Resolver in which order to execute the mappings? How does > Sling Resource Resolver determines the order? > > A response would be appreciated. Thanks in advance. > > Regards, > Harsh V Rai > Tech. Consultant > Extn. 34267 > [email protected]<mailto:[email protected]> > -- Carsten Ziegeler [email protected]
