Adrien Plisson
rien at yeepa.org
Wed Sep 4 12:01:25 EST 2002
From: "Peter Bittner" <peter.bittner at gmx.net> > Apache's module mod_rewrite might be some kind of workaround to this. But is > this really satisfying? How do other programmers feel about this? i used mod_rewrite for almost the same purpose. i took me some times (counting in minutes) to figure out how to write the regular expression which rewrite the URL. but if you always use the same name for the default method and *every* files are python script, then one rule is sufficient for the whole server. for more complex cases, take the time to know exactly in which case you need a rewrite, and there will always be a regular expression matching your need. in my case, i ended up with 5 rules for the whole server -> 5 different cases which could happen when a request is coming in. mod_rewrite is flexible (due to the use of regexp), easy to understand, and incredibly powerful : it allows you to do everything you want when dealing with url problems. try it and you will like it. -- rien
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