William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Remy Maucherat wrote:
William A. Rowe, Jr. wrote:
Guys, let me clarify, you are only paying attention to ';' following
the
QUERY_STRING delimiter '?', correct?
';' means nothing special before the '?', double check your
interpretation
of RFC 2616. I can have /foo.bar;bash?v1=a;v2=b (or ...?v1=a&v2=b)
and that
semi is part of the foo.bar;bash filename. Right?
No. We talked about it before. ";" is a reserved character (and since
there's no document describing mapping of the thing, I am removing
the portion of the URL after it).
Dude, there is, it's called RFC2396 and you can read my other note,
just sent,
for a lengthy description ;-)
Returning to my example:
kMount /*.jsp worker1
http://localhost/;jsp-examples/jsp2/;simpletag/;hello.jsp
.jsp-examples simpletag and hello.jsp are parameters. (According to the
3.3 of the ref).
So the mapping is
//jsp2// -> no worker.
http://localhost/jsp-examples;.titi/jsp2/simpletag;toto/hello.jsp;tutu
.titi toto and tutu are parameters.
And the mapping is:
/jsp-examples/jsp2/simpletag/hello.jsp match worker1
Comments?
Cheers
Jean-Frederic
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