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Given this architecture:
Apache WS 1.3.12 (4 of them)
Voyager AS 3.3 (2 of them)
2 Content Servers
2 DB servers/Static content repositories
Backup server
3-Tiers:
HTML generation - Eprise engine
Middle Tier - JSPs
Back-end - J2EE session beans, EJBs, etc. with Oracle DB
I've been given a week to accomplish the following:
1. Use Apache to filter all incoming requests by file extension.
2. Route all .jsp URL requests to the Voyager AS
3. Route all non-.jsp requests to a custom module/handler/servlet? that
will perform do the following -
4. log request based on session info about user
5. interface with java object responsible for: authorizing user access to
requested info, locating actual physical file location
6. pass request on to apache's "default_handler" for this mime-type, after
rewriting the URL to the appropriate physical location
Yikes!
I want to let Apache handle the actual response if possible, so I don't need
to write my own web server to respond to the myriad mimetypes (i.e., get the
actual bytes, and send them formatted to the response object). Can this be
done using a custom module/handler to do the above described filtering? Can
JServ allow me to write it in Java (rather than C or Perl)?
I think I can use the mod_rewrite and Aliasing to handle 1-3 above. I want
the servlet/handler to do 4-6.
Many thanks for enduring such a long message....
Jonathan Cohen
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Software Engineer
303-784-3762
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