I'm using Cocoon 2.1 M3.
I've got several subdirectories in my site and would like to map the requests to the directory with and without a trailing slash to a pipeline. The one without the slash is pretty easy, but I can't get the one with the trailing slash to work.
So I'd like to redirects http://mydomain/mydir/ to http://mydomain/mydir/index.html
When I try <map:match pattern="h/"> <map:redirect-to uri="h/index.html" session="false"/>
[...]
to catch the "h" directory, I get a redirect to /h/h/index.html
If the URL does not start with a slash it is interpreted relatively: h/ + h/index.html = h/h/index.html
Why don't you redirect to index.html in this case:
<map:match pattern="h/"> <map:redirect-to uri="index.html" session="false"/>
HTH, Andreas
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