Instead of having the obfuscating code in RequestCycle and Response
which are deep-core classes, I'd prefer to have something like
WebResponseWithCryptedUrl and WebRequestwithCryptedUrl. I'd prefer to
have it as less as possible mixed with deep-core classes.
i should admit up front that i haven't thought about this for more than
5 minutes. but on the face of it, i think i'd prefer a pattern where
the algorithm is encapsulated and then plugged into the framework. one
way to do this might be to experiment with creating an interface which
encapsulates what it means to encrypt and decrypt a path. my original
idea was to just use the ICrypt interface via Response.setPathCrypt()
for this, but a richer interface might be in order. so the question
might be this: what is it that you want to be flexible that you cannot
accomplish with ICrypt?
jon
Juergen
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