on 8/10/01 3:05 AM, "Gunnar R�nning" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is also a design issue. I want simple URLs that I easily can spell
> over phone. I want a basic URL space that does not change when I change
> technology.
>
> regards,
>
> Gunnar
> --
So then use technologies which allows you to do that.
ala... mod_rewrite
I just don't see how this is Turbine's responsibility, especially given that
the bulk of the url is a result of the way that the servlet api is defined.
http://www.foo.com/CONTEXT/servlet/MAPPING/template/Foo.vm
[ servlet api defined ][ turbine ]
So as you can see, the only thing that is really required by Turbine is to
have "template/Foo.vm". I think that portion of the url is easy to read and
easy to pronounce aloud ("template slash Foo.vm").
You can also write the URL like this:
http://www.foo.com/CONTEXT/servlet/MAPPING?template=Foo.vm
[ servlet api defined ][ turbine ]
If you use mod_rewrite, you can easily shorten it to this:
http://www.foo.com/t/Foo.vm
You can't shorten it any more than that and keep static content on the
server because you don't want to have to serve static content through
Turbine.
-jon
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