Hi Ian,
Replying to this, though I only completely understood your request after
reading your second post.
So what you really want is, that if a request comes in prefixed with
/_user/private/
to be redirected to
/_private/-some-path-/private/
where -some-path- is dynamic and includes the user id of the current
user. Right ?
This sounds similar to an earlier issue, which I recently closed
SLING-251 [1]. I closed this because it is rather old. In addition
resolving some prefix (be it "~" or "/_user/private") depends heavily on
how "user home" locations are managed. And this is outside of the scope
of the ResourceResolver.
I could imaging a plugable solution, though, in that for example we
enhance the mapping functionality of the ResourceResolver2. Currently
there is such functionality to generate internal or external redirects
based on configuration in /etc/map.
We could extend this such, that it would be possible to bind a service
to such a configuration: the configuration value is an OSGi filter
expression to be used with the BundleContext.getServiceReference(String
name, String filter) method.
In addition a service interface would be defined:
public interface MappingResolver {
ResultType resolve(HttpServletRequest, String);
ResultType map(HttpServletRequest, String);
}
Configuration would be
/etc/map/http/myhost/~
-> sling:mapper = "(prefix='~')"
This would use the MappingResolver service registered with a
registration property "prefix" set to "~".
This would allow you to register a MappingResolver service for
/_user/private and have it called to resolve requests to /_user/private
and also to have it called for creating the URL when calling the
ResourceResolver.map method.
WDYT ?
[1] https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/SLING-251
Ian Boston schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to internally Proxy an existing Sling Resource from
> another ResourceProvider ?
>
> eg
>
> I have a PrivateResourceProvider that matches /_user/private
>
> From that it builds a path based on the logged in user and the rest of
> the url
> eg
> /_private/A3/D0/33/admin
>
> eg
> /_user/private/test1.html
> results in
> /_private/A3/D0/33/admin/test1.html
>
> at that point I would like to internally get hold of the resource for
> /_private/A3/D0/33/admin/test1.html and return with that from the
> PrivateResourceProvider so that it handles everything. But, I get an
> external redirect (302) to _private/A3/D0/33/admin/test1.html
>
> Ian
>
>
>
