Current MFP URL looks like http://hostname:portNo/Runtimename/adapter/adaptername/path
Is it possible to change base path to
http://localhost:10080/travel/1.1/adapters/flight/listflight
soon after runtime name Travel I want to add give version number or some valuable name.
MFP client SDK will construct the complete URL based on the values in wlclient.properties.
The first part of the URL < http://hostname:portNo/Runtimename/> can be different as long you take care of the routing or redirection at your end.
But the change you are asking is not possible.
If you can put a web server like Apache in front of it, you might be able to use mod_rewrite to do some of that.
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I am migrating a website and it has many redirections. I would like to generate a list in which I can see all redirects, target and source.
I tried using Cyotek WebCopy but it seems to be unable to give the data I need. Is there a crawling method to do that? Or probably this can be accessed in Apache logs?
Of course you can do it by crawling the website, but I advise against it in this specific situation, because there is an easier solution.
You use Apache, so you are (probably) working with HTTP/HTTPS protocol. You could refer to HTTP referrer, if you use PHP, then you can reach the previous page via $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERER']. So, you will need to do the following:
figure out a way to store previous-next page pairs
at the start of each request store such a pair, knowing what the current URL is and what the previous was
maybe you will need to group your URLs and do some aggregation
load the output somewhere and analyze
(Hi! This is my first time asking a question on Stack Overflow after years of finding answers here... Thanks!)
I have a dynamic page, and I'd like to have fixed URLs that point to different states of that page. So, for example: "www.mypage.co"(/index.php) is the base page, and it rearranges its content based on user choices. I'd then like to be able to point to "www.mypage.co/contentA" or "www.mypage.co/contentB" in order to automatically load base the page at "www.mypage.co" with the desired content.
At heart the problem is an aesthetic one. I know I could simply write www.mypage.co/index.html?state=contentA to reach the desired end, but I want to keep the URL simple and readable (ie, clean). I also, due to limitations in my hosting relationship, would most appreciate a solution that is server-independent (across LAM[PHP] stacks, at least), if possible.
Also, if I just have incorrect assumptions about how to implement clean URLs, I'd appreciate direction to a good, comprehensive explanation. I can't seem to find one...
You could use a htaccess file to redirect all requests to one location and then from there determine what you want to return to the client. Look over the htaccess/dispatch system that Tonic uses.
If you use Apache, you can use mod_rewrite. I have a rule like this where multiple restful urls all go to the same page, using regex and moving parts of the old url into parameters for the new url:
RewriteRule ^/testapp/(name|number|rn|sid|unii|inchikey|formula)(/(startswith))?/?(.*) /testapp/ProxyServlet?objectHandle=Search&actionHandle=drillIn&searchtype=$1&searchterm=$4&startswith=$3 [NC,PT]
That particular regex accepts urls like
testapp/name
testapp/name/zuchini
testapp/name/startswith/zuchini
and forwards them to the same page.
I also use UrlRewriteFilter for Tomcat, but as you mentioned PHP, that doesn't seem that it would be useful.
We have web application (built without xPages). We have really annoying problem for years with our URLs. Domino requires to add ?open for pages with parameters.
domain/page?open¶m1=asd¶m2=qwe
Is there a way to avoid [?open/?opendocument] in URL with parameters?
In few words, is it possible to get this URL working?
http://www.e-conomic.com/accountingsoftware?parameter=123
We do not want ?open in URL:
http://www.e-conomic.com/accountingsoftware?open¶meter=123
AFAIK it is possible, using redirections in the website setting, in the Domino Directory. You may have to do some experimenting there, I don't know which type you'd exactly have to use.
I did not find any solution how to achieve that. However I found that it could be handled by DSAPI and I created new topic about that.
how to manage url by DSAPI
I'm working on a site which shows different products for different countries. The current url scheme I'm using is "index.php?country=US" for the main page, and "product.php?country=US&id=1234" to show a product from an specific country.
I'm planning now to implement url rewrite to use cleaner urls. The idea would be using each country as subdomain, and product id as a page. Something like this:
us.example.com/1234 -> product.php?country=US&id=1234
I have full control of my dns records and web server, and currently have set a * A record to point to my IP in order to receive *.example.com requests. This seems to work ok.
Now my question is what other things I'd need to take care of. Is it right to assume that just adding a .htaccess would be enough to handle all requests? Do I need to add VirtualHost to each subdomain I use as well? Would anything else be needed or avoided as well?
I'm basically trying to figure out what the simplest and correct way of designing this would be best.
The data you need to process the country is already in the request URL (from the hostname). Moving this to a GET variable introduces additional complications (how do you deal with POSTs).
You don't need seperate vhosts unless the domains have different SSL certs.
I would like to track users clicks on my website.
For that purpose, I would like to take advantage, if possible, of my Apache log system, which already tracks many things.
The idea would be, putting inside my source page "source.html" a link to "target.html" in the following way:
<a href='target_url.html' OnClick ='window.location="target_url.html#key"'>my mink which i want to track...</a>
with a well chosen key (typically, source url + link id + ...)
If the Apache log system could store the full path "target.html#key" whenever a user follows the link, it would be great, but as it is now, my Apache log system removes the last segment, and only stores the path "target.html".
Any idea on this issue ?
Many thanks by advance,
r.
URL segments are not passed to the server, their implementation is completely up to the client side (the browser). URL segment will never appear in logs, not will it back send to back-end scripts.