I was trying to get mod_rewrite playing ball the other day with some success.
I'd try a filter (i'm going to when i get a chance..
/webapp/action.do/paramname/paramvalue
will be understood as
/webapp/action.do?parametername=paramvalue
I still need to get around to doing this but I'll post something more practical when I've actually done something..
hopefully forwarding the adjusted url to the action servlet will work..
Give me an hour i'll get back to you if i have any joy..
Mark
On 28 Sep 2004, at 21:35, Don Brown wrote:
You could try passing parameters via the URL then using Struts' wildcard action mapping to pull them out. I use it to support a ReST-style web service interface to my application.
Don
On Tue, 28 Sep 2004 12:31:14 -0700, Wendy Smoak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:From: "Chaikin, Yaakov Y." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>When designing a web application, as a lot of people know, it is no longeragood idea to use (or let your framework use) a "?" to append parameters to
the URL. The reason is that Google, being the dominating search engine,
ignores everything past the "?", thus making the rest of the web site
un-indexed in most search engines (since google is used to run most search
engines).
I just went to Google and ran several searches, all of which turned up results containing question marks.
-- Wendy Smoak
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