Re: Parsing requests

>I think all this is correct, I am right in assuming that if I add the
>query string when relocating (on a container resource), you're problem
>is solved ?

Only if the problem in parsing the URL (with trailing slash and query
string) is independently solved.

In case my meaning is not clear:

1) The browser requests
http://myserver.me.com/some_container?param1=value1&param2=value2

2) If the relocate part is fixed, then the server will send a reply
indicating that the correct URL is
http://myserver.me.com/some_container/?param1=value1&param2=value2

3) The browser then requests that URL, which still requires that the server
be able to parse the second URL correctly.  This is the most important
problem to solve.  The relocate problem is more a matter of convenience.



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Received on Thursday, 23 January 1997 13:43:20 UTC