Thanks! Reply inline below.
> > The app will parse the URL in order to get its context (i.e. "green" > > or "blue"). > > Can you use "/" as your context root? You could then use "/green/*" and > "/blue/*" servlet mappings, finding the color in the path > info. Alternately, you could map the servlet as "/*" and parse the URL > as you mention above. Well, unless I'm missing something, I don't think that would work, since it would no longer allow me to do this: www.example.com/square/ Which would be based on a totally different app. I'm in the process of trying out the trick that Niclas suggested. Will post my results once I'm done. > Well, translating this freedom into the OSGi notion of an "alias" isn't > obvious. Is the "alias" equivalent to a URL mapping? The syntactic > restrictions are different. Understood. A line needs to be drawn somewhere for various reasons. :-) This is really only a problem because I'm trying to "beautify" the URL for purely esthetic reasons. Cheers, Dave _______________________________________________ OSGi Developer Mail List [email protected] http://www2.osgi.org/mailman/listinfo/osgi-dev
