Robert Stevens wrote:
> Where can I read about how to create a "suffix mapping extension"?
>
The Struts documentation?
When you configure the Struts servlet you tell it to use either prefix
or suffix mapping. The default suffix mapping is *.do; if you're
currently mapping to *.do it'll be the
Dave,
Where can I read about how to create a "suffix mapping extension"?
Regards,
Robert Stevens
Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Robert Stevens wrote:
> Figure out how to make the pages you want spidered to end with .htm or .html
> extensions.
>
> To do this you
Robert Stevens wrote:
> Figure out how to make the pages you want spidered to end with .htm or
> .html extensions.
>
> To do this you may need to write a servlet that takes requests and maps
> them to the correct struts pages.
>
... or just use .htm[l] as your suffix mapping extension.
Hi Jim,
Search engines do not like dynamic URLs. If they refer their search engine
customers to a dynamic page, they can't be sure its content will be the same as
when they spidered it. Some won't index dynamic pages. Others may take points
away.
Figure out how to make the pages you
I would suggest the welcome.do
Also, take a look at http://www.google.com/webmasters/2.html
Jim Reynolds a écrit :
>Hello,
>
>I have been having trouble getting the Search Engines to index my site
>properly. My old site was just JSP model 1, and I would just submit
>the index.html page.
>
>Since I
Hello,
I have been having trouble getting the Search Engines to index my site
properly. My old site was just JSP model 1, and I would just submit
the index.html page.
Since I recrated the site with struts, I now immediately go from that
index.html page to a forward to welcome.do which then does s
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