Just use the following app.yaml lines
- url: /news-wsj-.*
script: news.py
and filter in the main program for the specific version
application = webapp.WSGIApplication(
[('/news-wsj-biz', BizNews),
('/news-wsj-popular', PopularNews),
],
debug=False)
These handlers can call a function with the required arguments
3D
2008/9/16 cebuys <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Trying to figure if this is possible to implement within app.yaml
>
> I currently have this in my app.yaml file:
>
> ...
> - url: /news
> script: news.py
> ...
>
> My script is accessed using a URL like:
>
> http://myapp.appspot.com/news?c=1&n=2
>
> I tried this but it did not work (the arguments are ignored):
>
> ...
> - url: /news-wsj-biz
> script: news.py?c=1&n=2
>
> - url: /news-wsj-popular
> script: news.py?c=1&n=1
> ...
>
> Can I have a semi-static(?) URL mapping that maps to a script with
> dynamic arguments like the above non-functional entry in app.yaml?
>
> Just one script (news.py) but search engine friendly URLs and short of
> creating additional similar scripts like news_wsj_biz.py etc.
>
> -nick
> >
>
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