Dave Spitz wrote:
>
> I am trying to write a servlet that inserts a frame (kind of like a banner
> ad) at the top of all web pages viewed from within an Intranet. To do this,
> I've got all of the Intranet-interior browsers set up to use my Apache 1.3
> installation as a proxy, running on WinNT 4.0 Workstation. The proxying
> works great (duh).
>
> Now for the hard part.
>
> I'm scratching my head about how to configure a servlet that would handle
> all proxy requests. Normally of course, in a non-proxy world, you set up a
> mount point and the inbound URI is what kickstarts JServ, right? But how do
> I configure JServ so that a single, particular servlet proceses all proxy
> requests?
>
> The basic idea is that this servlet will "wrap" requested web pages with a
> frame so that, along the top of page, there will always be an "intranet
> navigation" bar for inhouse folks, regardless of where they go on the
> Internet.
>
> I imagine you'd face the same problem if you wanted to write a servlet to
> "track" web requests -- something that passively handles all requests,
> regardless of the URI. Has anyone done something like this?
You have to tweak the mod_jserv module to do this... Shouldn't be hard,
you have the sources :) and take a look at mod_proxy.... I bet you can
integrate the two quite easily...
Pier
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