Am 12.05.2009 um 02:58 schrieb Mike Schrag:
p.s. I could go either way on this topic. I think a rewrite rule
is the "easiest" but others may not. And if
you don't currently have any rewrite rules then it definitely adds
a new deployment wrinkle. I long for the
day when I once again deploy a WO app with only one external
configuration dependency (a single rewrite rule)....
I personally use rewrite rules for most of these kind of things,
also, but like you said, it's because I already have rewrite rules
as part of most of my deployments.
I for my part like to have only one or two general rules which
transforms stuff into a request parse-able by a WO request handler.
It's *so* much easier to write the needed regex code in java than to
do it in a apache config. Also, with more than one web-server, the
whole sync-and-restart thing gets old pretty quick.
Also, when you have larger resources which can't be served from a
cache, it doesn't make much of a difference as you can serve with a
streaming handler.
The only place it *does* matter is that WO requests seem to be served
with "connection: close", which forces the browser to make extra
connections. So serving your html and all/most your images from WO may
impose a hefty page load penalty. I haven't yet found a way around
this (and it's probably not a good idea to do so...)
Cheers, Anjo
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