- From: Gavin Nicol <gtn@ebt.com>
- Date: Sat, 11 Mar 1995 08:06:42 -0500
- To: gfaber@teknowledge.com
- Cc: www-talk@www10.w3.org
>That is, your search engine asks for content with word X returns the url of >html page A which contains page A with all the X's surrounded by the highlight >tag. Then, another search request for content with word Y happens to return >page A (coincidentally contains Y too), but here with all the Y's tagged. >Same URL, different associated HTML. This creates problems for profiling, >expiration, other visited-page management facilities. DynaWeb suffers from this, and in addition, it has named stylesheets and whatnot, so there can be quite a large number of HTML "pages" associated with any addressed element in the SGML document being accessed. In addition, the auto-generated TOC's might be interesting for Spiders... >Of course, the construction of the URL being returned all depends on >how you write your gateway... True enough. DynaWeb has 3 subdocument addressing modes (read: URL formats), and uses the ?foo=bar construct extensively... I should note that DynaWeb is a native HTTP server.
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