Fionn Behrens schrieb:
> Changing running (productive) installations was no top priority under
> these circumstances, I am afraid.

Changing installations in production without prior testing on a test
system is under *no* circumstances a good idea.

>     <Location />
>       WKServer localhost $port
>       AddHandler psp-handler .psp
>     </Location>

I guess that's the actual cause of the problem then:

Newer Webware versions try to adapt the servlet path in case the request
has been redirected or rewritten. This simplifies moving applications
from one base path to another and has solved a lot of problems on our
issue tracker. However, I can imagine that this adaption may give bad
results with the psp-handler instead of the usual webkit-handler.

I guess this problem hasn't been noticed so far because the psp-handler
is in fact not tested very well and it seems hardly anybody is using it.
Note that this does not mean that nobody uses PSP, since you can use the
normal webkit-handler for PSP as well. You just need to put your PSP
files in a Webware context (see the PSP example context, for instance).

Anyway, I will look into this issue later this week (btw, I have a real
life, too) and will see if we need to make some provisions for the
psp-handler in the request URL handling. This will be fixed in the next
version of Webware for Python then.

-- Christoph

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