>> You can do this using a standard
ScriptAliasMatch
>> Here is an
example
>>
AliasMatch /myapp/(.*)
/myapp/$1
>>
ScriptAliasMatch /myappd/(.*).html /qsys.lib/myapp.lib/$1.pgm
I
think it is an IBM extension to Apache, but you can actually have multiple
wildcards in these directives. This was something the old Exec directive
could do so I guess they needed to match that. If I recall correctly you
simply insert the * wildcard as many times as you need and then reference the
individual "bits" by referencing them as $1, $2, etc. Like
so:
AliasMatch ^/html2-(.*)/(.*)$
/QSYS.LIB/DEV2LAB$1.LIB/HTMLSRC.FILE/$2.MBR
ScriptAliasMatch ^/cgi2-(.*)/(.*)$ /QSYS.LIB/DEV2LAB$1.LIB/$2.PGM
ScriptAliasMatch ^/cgi2-(.*)/(.*)$ /QSYS.LIB/DEV2LAB$1.LIB/$2.PGM
I use
this a lot to allow a single directive to reference multiple libraries.
Jon
Paris
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