Oro smith schrieb:
I tried this:
<map:match pattern="test(2).wml"> <map:generate src="test.wml"/> <map:serialize type="wml"/> </map:match>
It works. test.wml is displayed. Does that mean that the WAP gateway accepts characters like '(' and ')' ?
seems like that. easiest would be if you described what you use (emulator, gateway, etc.) and posted an archive containing the minimum to reproduce the problem (i.e. a minimum sitemap and accompanying wml files).
I have the necessary tools installed and could take a look at what might be wrong.
Smith
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Oro smith schrieb:
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Hey Oro, maybe the problem is your WAP client doesn't like query
strings
in the URL? I know it sounds weird, but it could be.
You have a matcher for "test.wml" - try accessing it with some
(dummy)
parameters, e.g. "test.wml?foo=bar"
If that IS your problem then instead of URLs like: mail/mail/mail.wml?cmd=cat-message-by-id&id=3 ... you could change your sitemap to handle URLs like: mail/mail/cmd/cat-message-by-id/3/mail.wml
There is a link which goes to mail/mail/mail(2).wml
It is the link that goes to the next page of the inbox. This page is
also not displayed. The url does not have a query string though.
try to change the url pattern so that it doesn't contain parentheses, e.g.: mail/mail/mail_2_.wml
some gateways don't like certain characters in URLs, e.g. commas.
and as already mentioned check/compare HTTP headers.
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