Fionn Behrens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > host is the server name, adapter is the, well, adapter (like /WebKit/
> > -- the portion of the path that leads to the AppServer)) and path is
> > the path to the servlet.
> >
> > I.e., http://someplace.com/WK /SomeContext/page.psp
> > [ host ][adapter][ path ]
>
> Well. What I wanted to point out is, that the function does NOT work like
> you (and itself) describe it. What I got (didnt you see?) was:
>
> www.myadress.net/mydir/test.psp/opt/www/mydir/test.psp
> [ host ][ adapter ][ path ]
>
> which looks pretty unusable to me. Or have I missed a point?
I hadn't looked that closely.
Anyway, it seems like .urlPath() is giving you .fsPath(). There seems
to be (in WebKit.HTTPRequest) a case where it does this for some
adapters (that set WK_ABSOLUTE)...?
I'm afraid I don't really know what's up with that. Geoff or Jay
might know. I don't use PSP, so it hasn't come up.
It may be with PSP, when you set a handler for it in Apache, that
there isn't any adapter. SCRIPT_NAME gets set to the URL path of the
PSP page and PATH_INFO is empty. HTTPRequest.urlPath seems wrong to
return .fsPath, and .adapterName() should return '', at least in this
case. But I'm just guessing.
Ian
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