Hi Anthony,
thank you for your reply,
On 06/12/2017 15:36, Anthony wrote:
I followed what indicated in the web configuration panel setting
up two
static configuration considering that my application is accessible
both
as init and as <appname>.
First, what do you mean by this -- do you have two exact copies of the
same application, one in /applications/init and one in
/applications/appname? If so, why?
I simply create a local symlink in the application folder called init
that point to the parallel application folder in order to let the web
server respond to the requests with no specified application with the
one I want.
In order to be sure the configuration takes effect I used a broken
path
for one of the two configuration as follows:
1. '/init/static/' -> '/home/<my
user>/web2py/applications/<appname>/static/'
2. '/init/<appname>/' -> '/home/<my
user>/web2py/applications/<appname>/static_broken/'
errata corrige:
2. '/<appname>/static/' -> '/home/<my
user>/web2py/applications/<appname>/static_broken/'
web2py will not generate any URLs matching /init/<appname> to point to
static files (or for any requests). What is the point of that mapping?
as far as I can see in the headers of my web application pages static
files are linked accordingly to the requested path, so:
if http://myhost/app/default is requested static file links looks like:
http://myhost/app/static/...
on the other hand if http://myhost/init/default is requested static file
links looks like: http://myhost/init/static/...
isn't it correct??
than (after reloaded the application) I tried to access the same
static
file from the browser using the two options:
1. http://<myhostname>/init/static/<pathTo>/<someFile>.js
2. http://<myhostname>/<appname>/static/<pathTo>/<someFile>.js
Mapping #2 above is for /init/<appname>, so it will not affect
requests to /<appname>/static. If you want to re-route requests for
/<appname>/static, then you need a mapping for that pattern.
you're right... I wrote an errata corrige for that above. Sorry.
What exactly are you trying to achieve? Why are you trying to map some
static requests to a non-existent folder?
I just wanted to check the effect of my configuration.
Anthony
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