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On 3/2/2011 5:53 PM, Vern Hamberg wrote:
(Maybe the caret is superfluous - I've seen an example of Alias that, of
course, would not have the caret, and that has me wondering.)
Superfluous? With the caret, this will match:
http://host:port/imageserver/whateverelse
Without the caret that'll _still_ match. Maybe that's why you think it's
superfluous?
However, without the caret, this would _also_ match (with the caret, it
won't):
http://host:port/foo/bar/imageserver/whateverelse
The caret means "at the start". Without the caret, it doesn't matter
where "/imageserver/" appears in the URL... it doesn't have to be at
the beginning, because Vern didn't use a caret.
Whether that makes the caret "superfluous" depends on what other URLs
the site uses, I guess.
The URL for the above could be
http://ourIPaddress:port/imageserver/vernspgm?name=vern&date=11/22/2009
Gosh, I hope you aren't really doing HTTP by IP address. Yuck, spit,
blech.
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