Re: Using mod_rewrite
Re: Using mod_rewrite
- Subject: Re: Using mod_rewrite
- From: Michael Henderson <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 13 Jul 2004 12:15:32 -0700
Hi,
The problem is the app needs to emit the page with RLS in the
mod_rewrite format so mod_rewrite can rewrite them into the WO format
when the user
clicks a link.
The usual way : use all your own components for hyperlinks, forms etc.
and develop with the app deployed so you always go thru your local
apache with
mod_rewrite. You can make these components so you switchable between WO
and rewrite URL format.
- this is not so bad, you can configure the apache adaptor to read the
list of apps from an xml config file.
I have a config file with my app and a port of 9093 I run the app in
XCode with -DWOPort 9093
This means that I can run in XCode, but go thru apache and test the
rewriting at the same time.
A way I have also implemented is to sublcass from a custom WOComponent
class for pages and override appendToResponse(). I call the super
implementation and then ge the generated response as a string and use
a regex to change all the WO Urls in the page into my mod_rewrite
format and send the result back to the browser. I made this switchable
form the command line so I can test with it on or off.
This made life much easier since I could carry on using regular WO
components like WOHyperlink.
Maybe Project Wonder has something like this?
Mike
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