Hi Scott,
Scott Taylor schrieb:
> I've just started playing around with Sling, and I would like to try to
> move one of my web applications over to Sling. The application is just a
> set of HTML pages, but it uses URLs without extensions. So instead of
> urls like http://www.mydomain.com/mynode.html I would like to use
> http://www.mydomain.com/mynode/ to return an HTML page. I tried creating
> a GET.esp script, and while that caused an html page to be return when
> no extension was present, it also affected the other extensions as well
> (eg. .json). Basically I would like Sling to treat urls without
> extensions as having an .html extension (but without using a redirect).
> Is that possible? I believe I saw some discussion about this in the
> email archives, but I'm not sure what the outcome was.
>
> Any help greatly appreciated,
> /Scott
With the recent extensions of the ResourceResolver it is now possible to
internally handle any request without an extensions as if it would have
an .html extension by defining an entry below /etc/map such as:
/etc/map/http/no_extension: {
"jcr:primaryType": "sling:Mapping"
"sling:internalRedirect": "http://$1:$2$3.html";,
"sling:match": "([^/]+)\\.(\\d+)(/(.*/)?[^/^.]+)/?$",
}
using curl, the following command line should do the trick:
$ curl -u admin:admin -Fjcr:primaryType=sling:Mapping \
-F"sling:match=([^/]+)\\.(\\d+)(/(.*/)?[^/^.]+)/?$" \
-F"sling:internalRedirect=http://\$1:\$2\$3.html"; \
http://localhost:8888/etc/map/http/no_extension
For this to work, you need the current trunk of the jcr/resource module
installed.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Felix
