why using an example url when not using it... ;-)
suppose the user calls a url like
http://www.myservice.com/en/about/company/?page-id=2
the effective request after applying the rules would be
/index.jsp?pathinfo=/en/about/company/page-id=2
regards, --- jan.
Hi,
I have a question about loadbalacing resin with a jvm per instance
(using resin as front-end server). This can be implemented with a
LoadBalanceServlet according to the documentation. Resin (and I) can't
seem to find it in any jar files included with the bin distribution of
Resin. Does
On Sep 7, 2007, at 4:38 AM, Dennie.nl wrote:
Hi,
I have a question about loadbalacing resin with a jvm per instance
(using resin as front-end server). This can be implemented with a
LoadBalanceServlet according to the documentation. Resin (and I) can't
seem to find it in any jar files
hi scott,
I can't quite see what's it's supposed to do.
hehe - seems like you never fiddled with apache rewrite-rules. ;-)
but, here we go.
suppose the user calls a url like
http://www.myservice.com/en/about/company/?page-id=2
RewriteCond checks if condition is matched, so the rules at the
Hey guys,
Is it possible to do something like? :
url-regexp !^/js/*/regexp
on a security contraint? I basically want to protect everything EXCEPT
for certain things like images and javascript. I'm trying to get my login
page to look a
little nicer but it refferences images,js inside the
I have a problem with my classpath that has me baffled. I'm using the
Apache commons libraries in a small servlet. I have the Apache commons
jar files in both my web-app library directory and also in my resin
library directory, but the servlet fails to start because of unresolved
compilation
On Sep 7, 2007, at 12:24 AM, Jan Kriesten wrote:
why using an example url when not using it... ;-)
suppose the user calls a url like
http://www.myservice.com/en/about/company/?page-id=2
the effective request after applying the rules would be
