Hi Paul, That worked and Jetty/OpenBD is now processing 404 errors according to my script.
Unfortunately, the way Jetty is providing some of the variables I need in my script is different from IIS. Here is what I need to have happen. Someone hits www.company.com/12345 there is no folder named 12345, so server throws a 404 error. Before the 404 is displayed, I have a script which is processed to check '12345' against a database and if a record is found, it forwards the user to a url that is also in the database. With IIS, upon 404, I am given a variable for 'QUERY_STRING' = 404;http://company.com:80/rt45g In which I run the following code, which essentially parses out the url and finds the root domain 'company.com' and the first folder after it 'rt45g'. I then use those two variables to query a database. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- <CFSET request_url = #cgi.query_string#> <CFSET intTempIndex = Find("://", request_url) + 4> <CFSET intTempIndex1 = Find("://", request_url) + 3> <CFSET intStartIndex = Find("/", request_url, intTempIndex) + 1> <CFSET intEndIndex = Find("/", request_url, intStartIndex)> <CFSET intEndIndex1 = Find("/", request_url, intTempIndex1)> <CFIF intEndIndex EQ 0> <CFSET intEndIndex = Len(request_url) + 1> </CFIF> <CFSET rawdomain = Mid(request_url, intTempIndex1, (intEndIndex1 - intTempIndex1))> <CFSET domain = replaceList(rawdomain, "www.","")> <CFSET domain = replaceList(domain, ":80","")> <CFSET querystring_x = replaceList(cgi.query_string, "404;","")> <CFSET querystring = replaceList(querystring_x, ":80","")> <CFSET subDomain = Mid(request_url, intStartIndex, (intEndIndex - intStartIndex))> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Now, with Jetty, it returns a blank 'QUERY_STRING' variable. So my script isn't working. But I see the following in the debugging info (assuming the url was company.com/rt45g) struct > javax.servlet.error.message - NOT_FOUND javax.servlet.error.request_uri - /rt45g javax.servlet.error.servlet_name - default javax.servlet.error.status_code - 404 javax.servlet.forward.context_path - [empty string] javax.servlet.forward.request_uri - /rt45g javax.servlet.forward.servlet_path - /rt45g org.mortbay.jetty.error_page - /dns/404redirect.cfm ----------------------------------------------------------------- Is it safe to use these javax.servlet.error variables? It seems like it is parsing much of the requested url for me, so I may be able to simplify my script a bit. Can someone please point me in the right direction here? --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ Open BlueDragon Public Mailing List http://groups.google.com/group/openbd?hl=en official site @ http://www.openbluedragon.org/ !! save a network - trim replies before posting !! -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
