Just guessing: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/mod/mod_headers.html
Since the header directive is occuring in the directory / the directive is being processed for index.html just fine. But apache knows nothing about /examples/servlet/ since the directory doesn't physically exist so it probably is not running the directive.
So I would try placing: 'Header add MyHeader "time %D msec start at %t"' in any of the VirtualHost declarations more generic locations without the Directory directive.
-Tim
Jordan Hayes wrote:
If you use JK, apache can do most of the work for you with their modules.
Well, maybe I'm dense then. In my VirtualHost, I did this:
<Directory /> Header add MyHeader "time %D msec start at %t" </Directory>
If I visit http://blah.foo.com/index.html the header gets added; if I visit http://blah.foo.com/examples/servlet/RequestHeaderExample I don't get the additional header. Can you be a little more explicit about how I would get this to work?
Thanks,
/jordan
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