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Didn't quite do the trick, I think my application server was still expecting the same
URL on the output, so it couldn't find the
rewritten jhtml URL.
Any other suggesstions?
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> Amster
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> Subject: Re: Making JSSI do tricks.
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> Jason:
>
> I would suggest using ModRewrite. Create a rewrite rule that outputs something that
>the ApJServAction can use. Remember
> that there
> is a mod loading dependency documented in the FAQ - you need to load mod_jserv first
>and then mod_rewrite.
>
> Then create your rewrite rules appropriately:
>
> RewriteRule ^/cgi-bin/[^.]+\.storefront(.*) /storefront.jhtml [PT]
>
> Note: you will need to make sense of what has to be done with this rewrite, the key
>is to create a .jhtml file ending so that the
> next rule can accept the URL:
>
> ApJServAction .jhtml /servlets/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
>
> That's it.
>
> -MA
>
> Jason Callina wrote:
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> > I am looking for some more suggestions on making JSSI grab dynamic pages. I have
>JServ and JSSI installed on Solaris
> with Apache
> > 1.3.6. with DSO built in. They both are tested and behaving properly.
> >
> > Currently to grab .jhtml files I am using the standard directive.
> >
> > "ApJServAction .jhtml /servlets/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI"
> >
> > What I would like to do, is have it grab the page that answers true to the regular
>expression like below...
> >
> > "ApJServAction ^/cgi-bin/[^.]+\.storefront(.*)
>/servlets/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI"
> >
> > Obviously the above doesn't work. Any ideas on how to get it to perform this way?
> >
> > Jason Callina
> > Senior eCommerce Developer
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