WebDataBlade Root Mapping
Posted in 2000
Topics: General Discussion
Hi! We're using th Web DataBlade Module for publishing our contents. Everything is working just fine except one little thing: You can map an URL-Path to a webdriver configuration. e.g. www.mypage.com/informix to <map path=/informix> in the webdriver configuration file (web.cnf). Now everything under www.mypage.com/informix will be directed to the webdriver (if you also adapted webserver's configuration file) I could do that and all worked... BUT... What do I have to do if I want to redirect everything under www.mypage.com to the webdriver? I tried <map path=/> - but the webserver protested with the error message that he can't find a correct mapped path. In the configuation file of the apache: <Location /> (It's working with <map path=/informix> and <Location /informix>) I'm using WebData 4 on several Unixes... Does anybody ever tried this? There's no hint in the documentation either... Thanks Mike
Mike, Please post your apache config file and web.cnf. Also what are you set MIval to in your configuration through <webdb>/admin? Alan Mike Langen wrote: > Hi! > > We're using th Web DataBlade Module for publishing our contents. > Everything is working just fine except one little thing: > > You can map an URL-Path to a webdriver configuration. e.g. > www.mypage.com/informix to <map path=/informix> in the webdriver > configuration file (web.cnf). > Now everything under www.mypage.com/informix will be directed to the > webdriver (if you also adapted webserver's configuration file) > > I could do that and all worked... > BUT... > What do I have to do if I want to redirect everything under > www.mypage.com to the webdriver? > > I tried <map path=/> - but the webserver protested with the error > message that he can't find a correct mapped path. > In the configuation file of the apache: <Location /> > (It's working with <map path=/informix> and <Location /informix>) > > I'm using WebData 4 on several Unixes... > > Does anybody ever tried this? There's no hint in the documentation > either... > > Thanks > Mike