>From: Ben Groeneveld
>Scott, thanks. I would like to have it on in my apache html tree. But
>the mod_jrun seems to disable it. BenG.
>From: Scott Stirling [mailto:sstirling@]
>I don't understand. Do you want JRun to handle your SSI or do you want
>Apache to? I thought you wanted Apache to, so I sent instructions for
I amused myself by trying to think of how many ways you could possibly want
to do this.
* apache-ssi generates '.jsp' files before jrun processes them:
only really feasible for static generation of jsp's, unless you had a
classloader that could be pursuaded to look for resources via http and a
jsp-engine that knew how to deal with this sanely, or somesuch...
* jrun-generated jsp content is processed after by apach-ssi:
I think this might be possible if the mod_jun forwarded the content
through the chain somehow to a loaded-after mod_ssi.. I don't have those
kinds of apache-mod skills, unfortunately.
* apache-ssi and jrun-jsp in the same directory:
I don't think this would work out, unless there was some url-rewriting to
change, for example, "/x/y/z.jsp" to "/jrun/x/y/z.jsp", whilst not changing
"/x/y/z.shtml". Then the files would be logically together but physically
seperated (unless you use unix and had symlinks....)
* apache-ssi in one dir and jrun-ssi in another:
This should be okay, no? anything in jrun's mapped directory ought to be
handled by jrun, presumably using it's own ssi engine etc., so one could
deploy a .WAR and not worry about existing ssi engine configuration...
anything else?
john
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