- From: Peter Yohe <pyohe@widernet.org>
- Date: Thu, 10 Feb 2005 22:15:07 +0000
- To: <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
Hello, We would like to test Jigsaw with our eGranary Digital Library. (www.egranary.org) The library is a collection of web sites mirrored with permission that is delivered to schools where there is no Internet or access is costly. We would like to run a proxy that would take someone's request, http://www.foo.org/ and then determine if the www.foo.org is in the collection. If it is, it would serve from the collection. Otherwise, it would go to the campuses proxy cache and if the resource was not there they would be served a page that would give them other options to request the resource. I'm mainly interested in the possiblity of using Jigsaw to handle the first part: take a request, see if it's in the eGranaryDL and serve it if it is. A note about the eGranary: we use HTTrack to collect the web sites and the site's resources are saved to the filesystem using the path structure as the user would see it in their browsers address bar. Could we do this with Jigsaw? If Jigsaw can do this, any suggestions on where to start? Thanks, Peter Yohe Project Assistant The WiderNet Project 226 International Center The University of Iowa Iowa City, IA 52242
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