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Cheers,
Alan Treece wrote:
> As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
> Perl application to a Struts web-app running on the SUNWappserver. The
> question was posed as to how to deal with all of the folks who may have
> "boo
Use URL rewrite filter for this one. It's really a good stuff.
https://urlrewrite.dev.java.net/
Cheers,
Danny
Alan Treece wrote:
As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
Perl application to a Struts web-app running on the SUNWappserver. The
question was posed as
Leon Rosenberg wrote:
> Define a servletmapping for the old url, write a servlet which simply
> redirects all requests to the new url. Done.
Or filter with a list of old URLs => new URLs and redirect.
Dave
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Define a servletmapping for the old url, write a servlet which simply
redirects all requests to the new url. Done.
regards
Leon
On 5/9/06, Alan Treece <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
Perl application to a Struts web-app running on t
Hi,
You could use a servlet mapped to *.pl (or whatever extension the perl
system used) and get it to send a redirect to the appropriate part of
the java system.
Gareth
Alan Treece wrote:
As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
Perl application to a Struts web-a
As the Subject: line states I'm in the middle of converting a larger
Perl application to a Struts web-app running on the SUNWappserver.
The question was posed as to how to deal with all of the folks who
may have "bookmarked" a perl URL to the old app. I don't want to just
cut those folks of
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