" http[s]://server.org/12345/path/file
is forwarded to a server on localhost listening on port 12345, to ask for the resource
"path/file". "
How is this resource generated from the "path/file" request. Is "path/file" a real
pathname and file? I come from Drupal and PHP and the URLs are all "virtual" or simply patterns
and don't refer to a real filesystem, unless a real file is requested and those all live in one special
directory which is generally BASE_URL/sites/default/files.
In the Drupal context a call to produce http:BASE_URL/about-us is kind of a call to the
"produce the about-us page" function. This activates some php/drupal magic and generally
accesses a db and spits out the called for "page".
On Fri, Nov 11, 2016 at 08:18:52AM +0100, Alexander Burger wrote:
Hi Joe,
Can someone point me to a reference for simple web routing? As in "If
xyz is your URL, do this"?
I'm not sure what exactly you mean with "routing" in this contect. Does
http://software-lab.de/doc/httpGate.html
help?
♪♫ Alex
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