I need to write a little app that will catch all incoming GETs and POSTs check where they are going, and alter it if it matches a cached alias (which could be updated by any servlet that wanted to send it a message with new info).
I would like to write this so that it can work on anyones system not just with my other servlets. i would like to result to work like this -tomcat gets a request -get string is analized and maybe modified -tomcat ships it off to whatever page or servlet should process it as if the url had never been modified. I'm hoping there is a way to do this without actually modifying tomcat or having to use "Location:" redirects but I haven't seen anything. And "Context" assumes you know what should handle it. Preferably this would be a simple black box that anyone can install with a public method that allows other apps to notify it about new or modified aliases. This way it can store aliases in a db or a flat file or change any aspect of how the aliases are managed or cached without people needing to alter their apps. basically I'm wondering where my code needs to go to acheive this and where i shoudl go to find info on that (if it's not obvious). -kate -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>