Scott Penrose пишет: > > On 01/08/2006, at 15:50, Vladimir S. Tikhonjuk wrote: > >> >> So, as I understant, If I want authenticate user before seeing every >> page, I have to put >> >> <Location /> >> PerlAuthenHandler Promtelecom::Authentication >> AuthType Basic >> AuthName "Promtelecom Network" >> Require valid-user >> </Location> >> >> to be the first one. >> >> Then, If I want DebitorDocuments Handler ( >> http://localhost/debitor/documents ) invoked without Debitor handler, I >> have to put it before DebitorHandler ? >> And vise versa: If I want Debitor Handler and then DebitorDocuments >> Handler to be invoked when I go to http://localhost/debitor/documents, >> the Debitor Handler have to stand before DebitorDocuments Handler in >> httpd.conf ? > > > Only one handler will run - not both. But otherwise yes. > > Basically for each section of Apache, one thing wins. Mostly you can > think of sections as Authentication, Authorization, and Handler (there > are others of course, especially filters, fixup handlers and more - > but the first three are the most common). > > So if you have: > > <Location /> > Auth... > <Location /debitor/documents> > Handler Debitor::Documents > <Location /debitor> > Handler Debitor > > Then the Auth handler will not be effected by the other entries > because they are not changing that slot - the Auth Slot. > But you are changing the Handler slot - and then the order is > important - but only one will run. > > So if you did it in the order you had in your original mail - the > Debitor::Document handler would never get run. > > Hope that kind of makes sense. > > Scott
O.K. Thanks for answer :) I want to write rather big project. How I have to construct it: I mean, should I make a lot of handlers, like, /debitor, /debitor/documents, /debitor/documents/contracts .... Or, create *.pl scripts. Or may be there is another theory ?
