Re: Replicating Website

2002-11-30 Thread David M. Karr
>>>>> "Chad" == Chad Shryock <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

Chad> Hello,

Chad>  

    Chad> I am trying to create a self-replicating website. Example: User A signs up 
to become a member of the website. He fills out a
Chad> questionnaire. He then has a semi-custom website. 
(http://www.somesite.com/userA/). But the userA directory is a virtual
Chad> directory. How do I do this. I could pay and buy a CGI/Perl program to do 
it, but I would like to build one myself on Java and
Chad> Struts. If someone would point me in the right direction of where to look, 
that would be greatly appreciated.

Well, you might be able to use the "pathInfo" of the servlet request to contain
the information specific to the user.  You could then use the pathInfo to load
the custom information specific to that user, and then forward to the page that
displays the customized information.

This would take some experimentation to find a strategy that really works.

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Replicating Website

2002-11-30 Thread Chad Shryock



Hello,
 
I am trying to 
create a self-replicating website. Example: User A signs up to become a member 
of the website. He fills out a questionnaire. He then has a semi-custom website. 
(http://www.somesite.com/userA/). 
But the userA directory is a virtual directory. How do I do this. I could pay 
and buy a CGI/Perl program to do it, but I would like to build one myself on 
Java and Struts. If someone would point me in the right direction of where to 
look, that would be greatly appreciated.
 
Thanks,
Chad 
Shryock.


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