- From: Phil Blake <phil@ns2.tcp.net.au>
- Date: Mon, 1 Mar 1999 18:37:53 -0500 (EST)
- To: Jigsaw Mailing List <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Hi All, This used to be Redirect vs Relocate but it seems what I want to achieve is currently beyond the ability of these two classes. I think that Redirect should be the class that supports redirecting it so I'd like to update it so it actually does what it claims to do... Redirect :-) I'm no expert at Java and have only spent a month looking at Jigsaw (while trying to get on with work) so I would appreciate any help I can get repairing the Redirect class. I'm looking at the Jigsaw API but I'm a long way from knowing the best way to go about this. Would you beleive it... Here's the pici again! http-server |--indexers | |--MyIndexer | |--extensions | |--html <-------------- A redirect/relocate frame |--space on this indexer targets... |--servlets | |--MyServlet <-------------- ...this servlet ie. servlets/MyServlet |--virtual | |--virtual.host.com:8001 | |--pages <----------- this directory uses MyIndexer | |--test.html | |--anotherTest.html | |--otherStuff.html THE GOAL OF THIS FIX IS TO ALLOW A SINGLE INSTANCE OF A SERVLET IN JIGSAW TO BE USED BY THE ENTIRE SERVER - ALL VIRTUAL HOSTS AND THE ROOT. Currently, you must create a separate instance of each servlet for every single virtual host. As you'd expect this has memory, speed and database connection license costs implications amongst other things. In our case, we have 35 virtual hosts, most of which need assess to a couple of databases. That means 30 instances of a servlet, each maintaining it's own set of database connections. Ideally all virtual hosts would share the same set of (say) 10 connections, a third the numberI need to use without the ability to redirect. Anyone interested? ----------------------------- Phil Blake Translation Creation Production 32 Harrow Road Stanmore NSW 2048 Australia phil@tcp.net.au http://www.tcp.net.au tel +612 9519 4235 fax +612 9519 9445 toll free 1800 242 954 -----------------------------
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