Jon Stevens wrote:
> on 2/12/01 4:59 AM, "Thomas F. Boehme" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>> Santiago,
>>
>> I guess the better solution would be to have URL mangling. That is, each URL
>> passed in a response should be an abbreviated one (albeit still unique)
>> which matches up with a URL stored in some session-related cache. Ideally, a
>> mechanism to do so should be in Turbine. Jon, how about that?
>>
>> Cheers,
>> Thomas
>
>
> Yes, using mod_rewrite you can do this no problem.
Would it handle un-mangling when posting or getting back to the server?
It is not as simple as it looks. Raphaël way looks better to me, as it
will manage also parameter isolation between portlets.
If I click in a link that says .../pa/3 (mangled from .../pane/Slashdot
generated by jetspeed ) I need that the URL arriving to Turbine is
.../pane/Slashdot, to be processed back.
BTW, the solution proposed by Thomas requires post-processing of
generated output, as most of the URLs needing mangling are generated by
the different portlets or portletControl/lers. (See Secure Portlet
thread). This is one more reason why I feel that we need to provide
these hooks in the API.
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