It's not really a "fluke." The technique works in other Web servers just fine, and
IMHO IIS 5 *broke* the functionality somewhat, not "fixed" anything (although that's
obviously a subjective opinion). You can still use the technique on IIS 5 and IIS4
with SP6a by putting the CF file extension at the end of the SES URL.
Anyway, this does work on Apache. Also works with *NIX, AFAIK. You can use the script
alias technique, and also the latest version of the Apache CF dll takes care of the
issue of SCRIPT_NAME being blank w/out screwing around with script alias trick. BTW,
PATH_INFO is IIS-specific, other servers use SCRIPT_NAME. I kinda wish people would
stop assuming everyone uses IIS.
Cheers,
-Max
At 2/12/2001 01:00 PM -0600, you wrote:
>I'm not for certain, but I don't think that "search engine friendly"
>url's will work in Apache. As a matter of fact, that capability is a
>bug/flake in IIS.. it was fixed in IIS5. (or maybe I'm the flake and
>don't know what I'm talking about)
>
>--
>Billy Cravens
>HR Web Development, Sabre
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