> > You can of course register a servlet for "/" and another one for > > "/square" and be sure, that all URLs starting with "/square/" are > > actually handed to the square servlet. Of course the drawback really is, > > that if you come up with someone requesting "/quirks" it will be > > directed to the "/" servlet expecting "/green", "/blue" or whatever. So > > you have to take care there. > > Yes, according to spec that is correct. But IIRC, the org.ungoverned > implementation has problems with this, and IIRC that is what David is > currently using.
Oh... that sounds like a better approach, if it works in my implementation (yes, I'm using the above impl, but if pax web is ready to roll, I'll make the switch :-) I could register the Restlet app suggested by Steve on "/" and use that to route requests. I guess I'd just need to figure out how to get OSGi and Restlet to play together nicely... Restlet sounds at first glace like it's worth looking into. I used to use Cocoon and there are many things I liked about it, the URL approach being one. Thanks for all the tips! Dave _______________________________________________ OSGi Developer Mail List [email protected] http://www2.osgi.org/mailman/listinfo/osgi-dev
