- From: Adam Hill <ahill@users.arco.com>
- Date: Fri, 21 May 1999 19:08:16 -0400 (EDT)
- To: <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Is there a way, on the Jigsaw side to do URL redirection behind the scenes, based on if a file is there or not? Or serve the file *AS IF* it was where the client thought it was (Like the File Servlet), even though it is somewhere else. Here is the scenario: I am working on a piece of software that serves up web pages to a user. The user could be: 1) Accessing his content locally off of his computer.(running Jigsaw on his workstation) In which case all of the data I wish is on the local filesystem (HD, CD, DVD). Everything is fine. 2) Accessing the content over the Internet off of a server and have a set of CD's for the big media (audio and video). So by virtue of the file not being there, redirect to the local media for a given file. I do not want to have to re-author the content or do some elaborate, text search and replace on my HTML before I build CD's and mail them out. Am I goofy? Do I need to bite the bullet and re-write paths on the client side dynamically? (BTW it will *always* be IE5) Any ideas appreciated. thanks, adam hill...
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