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I'm pretty sure that what I really want can't be done, but since I'm
new to servlets (and Jserv), I'd like to check for other opinions.
What I would like to do is setup a servlet that controls all access to
a directory on the web server.
If the content is static, I know how to do it. Setup the servlet so
that it appears to be a directory, and have it serve the files out based
on getPathInfo() after they pass authentication.
However, if there is dynamic content (PHP, another servlet, or just
about anything else) this doesn't work as well.
What I really would like is some way that the web server calls the
servlet, and if the servlet chooses not to response, the request is
handed BACK to the server which handles the request as if the servlet
were not installed.
Currently I'm developing using JServ 1.0 on Apache 1.3.6 on RedHat
5.2.
I appreciate any help anyone can give me, even if it's only a pointer
to a more appropriate place for this question...
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Don Garrett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BGB Consulting http://www.bgb-consulting.com/garrett
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