> In all 4 cases, you will need to write your own $link tool to generate the > appropriate URLs, whereas if you use the abovementioned path prefix > mapping, you can use the $link tool that comes with Turbine as is.
Well this is not always true. You can keep using the default $link tool. But of course you loose the simple url after you start navigating around the site. For me the main reason for the simplified url is to allow customers an easy to access 'bookmark' page. Or something that can be used in published material. something like http://site/support.jsp looks a lot better than http://site/servlet/templates/support.html So in this situation I am not required to maintain the simple url... but use it for an easy access point. This might also be true for the original poster. In this case very little work has to be done to provide the simple url for the end user. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
