From: "Horsfield, Peter A." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Assuming these things, I'd like something that returns > the request URI along with the full query string.
Use RequestModule
Try:
{request:/requestURI}
I've not personally done this, but it seems logical.
Hmm, why the "/"? I assume that has something to do with JXPath? Btw,
yes. but it's not needed.
do all input modules use JXPath? I'm new to using input modules and
no, only some do. should be indicated in their javadoc. if not, see which inherit from AbstractJXPathInputModule
If it doesn't
return the query string you might be able to use
{request:/requestURI}?{request:/queryString}
Can I use any "get" method in interface Request by removing the "get" and making the first letter of the first word lowercase? For example: "getRequestURI" --> requestURI", "getQueryString" --> "queryString", etc.
more or less, yes.
In general I understand what you're saying with the last example, but the "/" again puzzles me since I'm not sure of its purpose.
think XPath.
Chris.
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