deelan wrote:

: >Yes, this is a real area of black magic in the sense that the application
: >writer would want the relative URLs resolved in terms of the "real part" of
: >the URL.
: yes, this is the issue i wanted to point out with my post.
: after "index" servlet everything is fictional: "param1" and "param2"
: are just used to make the URL more friendly, so instead of write:
: http://somehost.com/context/servlet?key=1param1&key2=param2
: 
: you reduce the url to:
: http://somehost.com/context/servlet/param1/param2/
: 
: resources (images, CSS) should looked up after the context:
: http://somehost.com/context/
: 
: this is very cool for a weblog system, you can locate
: a single post with meaningful URL:
: http://somehost.com/weblog/archives/2003/08/11/holydays

     Don't forget that you can also use wget to generate static
version of your pages.

: however i think i'll drop extrapathinfo, given its current state
: it's too much tricky to get everything right. i'm gonna
: investigate apache's mod_rewrite and possibly generate static
: HTML pages upon request.

   Have a nice day


Věroš Kaplan
--
Věroš Kaplan <veros @ tac . cz>
system disaster 
Tacoma Computers, Staňkova 18a, Brno, CZ   


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