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Hi!
I just posted a similair request to this list, and just wanted to add
that it is very important for me, too.
If there is no way to do so I have been thinking of a servlet that gets
all the requests from apache (done with a special handler/action
inserted in httpd.conf) and than loads the needed pages through a Java
URL and URLConnection object, adds its own ouput and send all the
headers etc. to the client.
But I'm afraid that some things won't work, e.g. if the request is for a
file that has some access control based on the clients ip address, I
don't know how I could pass this through to the requested page.
So if there is any chance to get something like Daryn requested, I would
really appreciate some comments about that!
Thanks a lot!
Daryn Nakhuda wrote:
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> Do you know how one would have a handler that runs after any other handlers
> and does some magic?
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> Basically, for every request, the request would be treated normally (ie. cgi
> by the cgi handler, html by the default, shtml by server-parsed, /servlets
> by jserv, etc..) but then the output run through another handler that could
> do stuff like customization, etc..,
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> would this be a source hack, or is there something built in to apache?
> Perhaps with jserv?
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