> I think the browsers cache urls with params... a quick glance at the rails
>> docs suggest they expect these requests to be cached, though I haven't
>> tested it mysolf.
>>
>> I'd imagine this also needs to work for non-/classpath served files. Does
>> that push us back to the params style?
>>
>
> No, because you can rewrite the incoming URLs back to what they should be.
>
So if I understand you correctly, "/date_{date_format}" will become magic
anywhere in url request paths. so these work too:
classpath/js/date_2009_04_29_18_20/json.s or
/foo/bar/date_2009_04_29_18_20/json.s.
That's ok with me, though it's a bit more aggressive to mess with the
segments of the mapping of the url path to file system path.
Potentially could use dates on directories then too, although I'm not quite
sure why. e.g. foo/date_2009_04_29_18_20/bar/json.js would check the
modification date of the bar directory..
Lee
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