You're mapping index.html to /mynamespace/index.csp
In fact the file you're calling is index.html and the ScriptAliasMatch tag just applies to csp pr cls upper and lower case.
One thing you can try to do is to change the regular expression to match something /csp directory and call /usr/local/csp/bin/nph-CSPcgi if it matches.
A more secure way depending in what you really want to do, is to assign it to a more particular string like /csp/app/
ScriptAliasMatch */([Cc][Ss][Pp])/([Aa][Pp][Pp])/* "/usr/local/csp/bin/nph-CSPcgi"
It's just a suggestion Nuno
G�rard VOORNEVELD wrote:
Nuno,
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G�rard, I think the mask tag is, in fact, the problem. Which tag are you using ? LocationMatch or ScriptAliasMatch ?
I use ScriptAliasMatch.
ScriptAliasMatch /*.([Cc][Ss][Pp]|[Cc][Ll][Ss])$ "/usr/local/csp/bin/nph-CSPcgi"
How are you rewritting that ?
There is only a rewrite Rule on index.html ==> /mynamespace/index.csp for some VirtualHosts.
RewriteRule index.html /mynamespace/index.csp [PT]
Thanks.
G�rard.
Nuno
G�rard VOORNEVELD wrote:
Hello Denver,
1) URL ReWritting
I use the ReWritting mecanism of Apache (it's just to have only .html extension instead of .csp and to mask the /csp/... prefixe)
I think the consequence is that I loos the right url path to
CSPBrokerApplet
or the path to the subroutine called by the CSPBrokerApplet.
2) OnPageBody ...
To be able to use the CSP:SEARCH in an included page I must put <html>
and
<body> in the included page.
If I don't put them in the included page I have the error message.
This generates the following page :
<html> <body> bal bla bla <!-- The page I include --> <html> <body> <!-- Here my CSP:SEARCH --> </body> </html> </body> </html>
The page is correctly viewed by the navigator (ie5.5). And the Search
works
fine.
But I don't know if this is W3C compliant?
And If it is the good way (or the good work arround) to solve this
problem.
Thanks for your help.
G�rard.
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G�rard Voorneveld wrote:
HTTP request failed, unable to process hyper event
http://www.mydomain.com/mypage.html (rewriten in http://www.mydomain.com/csp/mypage.csp) ==> Not OK
directly http://www.mydomain.com/csp/mypage.csp ==> OK
I'm not clear on what you mean by "re-written". Can you post mypage.html?
The message "HTTP request failed, unable to process HyperEvent" is
generated by
the Java program cspbroker.class.
(You need to open your Java console to see the details. If there isn't enough detail, see my post about turning on debug mode.)
However, the problem is most likely with whatever COS code the
hyperevent
is calling.
This suggests that your rewrite has corrupted something.
