Hi all, As a side effect of the Resource tree stuff we recently implemented, it is now possible to address server-side scripts and have them executed without the need to create some repository node with a resource type pointing to the script. This may be of use in certain administrative use cases.
Currently, this direct execution is only possible if the request contains an extension. That is, for a given script /path/script.esp, the script will only be executed when requested as http://host/path/script.esp.html. If requested as http://host/path/script.esp, the script would not be executed but treated as any resource would be. This though leaves to problems discussed in this thread if the script resource itself is to be rendered. So I switched of this self-executing functionality for now (it is not used anyway AFAIK, and directly addressed servlets are not influenced as the resource type of servlets points to the servlet itself). I would like to poll you opinions on this matter: [ ] Don't ever excute directly addressed scripts [ ] Execute if some of the selectors has a certain value (e.g. last selector is "exec") [ ] Execute if there is an extension [ ] Execute unless there is a special request header (e.g. X-Sling-Exec) Thanks and Regards Felix
