Chris Schefler wrote: > > Currently, the client does not seem pass the entire URL to the > server. Although a strict reading of the spec seems to indicate > that the full URL (http://domain.name/path/to/file.html) is legal, > in practice only everything after the domain name is passed in > the GET request. > > Questions: Is there anything in the 1.1 spec for passing the full > URL, or, alternatively, passing the domain name as a header? > Or am I correct in my reading of the spec that passing the full > URL, including domain name, is legal in 1.0? (e.g., GET > http://www.domain.com/dir/welcome.html HTTP/1.0)? > There is an ORIG-URI header that can contain the fully specified URL. I find this header to be very wasteful though. I would prefer to see an ORIG-HOST header that would only specify the hostname so that it isn't necessary to transmit the path part of a URL twice. :lou -- Lou Montulli http://www.mcom.com/people/montulli/ Netscape Communications Corp.Received on Wednesday, 20 September 1995 16:55:49 EDT
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