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Subject: RE: Servlet Filters
We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
the web server. Is this possible? It seems to work for all files when I
put the URL filter as "/" or "/*". But we're also looking to be notified
when
We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
the web server. Is this possible? It seems to work for all files when I
put the URL filter as "/" or "/*". But we're also looking to be notified
when a directory resource is requested. An example of this might be a
Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
Guys,
Has anyone thought of writing a Mod_Rewrite clone using Servlet Filters?
Using something like the Jakarta ORO regex package this should be quite
doable?
Any reason that wouldn't work? (I've never actually used Mod_Rewrite, just
read about it).
Mike
Has anyone thought of writing a Mod_Rewrite clone using Servlet Filters?
Using something like the Jakarta ORO regex package this should be quite
doable?
Any reason that wouldn't work? (I've never actually used Mod_Rewrite, just
read about it).
I've done something similar, but filters are