> For example, FProxy looks up KSK@blah's CHK in the metafile, and finds
> that its filename is "/chapter_01/misc/rabbit.html". The browser doesn't
> know this -- it sees the URI "http://localhost:8081/KSK@blah", and assumes
> that a relative link off KSK@blah to "image.gif" means
> "http://localhost:8081/image.gif", because it has no idea about a map
> file. So we would need to keep track of the state of our session -- what
> directory we're in -- with cookies. And what about a relative link to
> "../index.html"? It's nuts.
This is a simple matter of conforming to browser expectations. You have to
do the same in creating a web site. If you want to use relative links like
blah/image.gif then you have to surf from KSK@blah/, not KSK@blah. You
don't have to keep track of state because HTTP is stateless. The web
wouldn't work if you had to keep track of state.
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