Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM
What am I missing then? Where is the web app name configured and inserted into the URI? Carol Does anybody understand the DynamicURI class in Turbine? I think it has a problem, in that it assumes you are running in the default app. There's no place I can find where the web app name gets

Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Jon Stevens
on 11/1/2000 12:55 PM, "Carol Jones/Raleigh/IBM" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What am I missing then? Where is the web app name configured and inserted into the URI? Carol        this.scriptName = this.getServerData().getScriptName(); -jon -- http://scarab.tigris.org/|

Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Santiago Gala
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Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Jon Stevens
on 11/1/2000 4:06 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is initialized upon construction from ServerData's, which in turns takes it from the request. Nevertheless, it is never used (apart from having a getter and a setter) in DynamicURI. When printing the URL, the script name is

Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Santiago Gala
Jon Stevens wrote: on 11/1/2000 4:06 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is initialized upon construction from ServerData's, which in turns takes it from the request. Nevertheless, it is never used (apart from having a getter and a setter) in DynamicURI. When printing

Re: default app

2000-11-01 Thread Santiago Gala
Jon Stevens wrote: on 11/1/2000 4:06 PM, "Santiago Gala" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: It is initialized upon construction from ServerData's, which in turns takes it from the request. Nevertheless, it is never used (apart from having a getter and a setter) in DynamicURI. When printing