Mladen Turk wrote: > When we define a host using scheme [uri:somehost] then only the mappings > defined for that host are used for uriMap matching.
You mean that 'default' mappings ( those without a host ) shouldn't be used ? I see the problem - 'default' mappings should be used for requests that don't have an explicit host defined. And you would want to finely control if such a 'default' map can be also used to extend host mappings. ( i.e. the 'default' /help to be visible in all apps ). Well, if you can keep it simple, I'm fine. > I would like to add the option like 'inherit' that will when set and the > uriMap wasn't matched for a particular host, go to the default host and > try to find a match from there. > Basically it will duplicate all the default host mappings inside each > host's mappings. That way we may use the single [uri:/*.jsp] that will > propagate trough each virtual host that has the 'inherit' flag set. > > Does it make sense to do something like that? +1 Not sure about 'inherit', but if you can't find a better name. BTW, what's the reason for adding the 'deprecated' message on jk_uri ? At least the path attribute is used by httpd.conf/Location. -- Costin -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
