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Re: ScriptAlias in httpd.conf

Thanks Jon,

I hope I've got this right, I'm now using ScriptAliasMatch instead of
ScriptAlias:

ScriptAliasMatch ^/myAppName/(.*) /qsys.lib/my.lib/MyCGI.pgm

In MyCGI, I'm using QtmhGetEnv to get the http methode, URL and parameters.



On Fri, 1 Oct 2021 at 16:31, Jon Paris <jon.paris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Are you going to stop at 3 functions? Reason I ask is that using this
approach if you add another 5 or 6 functions you're increasing the list
each time.

Without know what else is already in your config or what you'll do in the
future it is tough to make suggestions but at a first glance I'd be
inclined to go more with :

ScriptAlias /doFunction /qsys.lib/myLib.lib/MyCGI.pgm

And have the URL be more like mysystem.com/doFunction/1/parms <
http://mysystem.com/doFunction/1/parms>


Jon Paris

On Oct 1, 2021, at 3:14 AM, Dave <dfx1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi,

Am I going about this in the right direction?
I need to manage several URL but only need to call one program :

ScriptAlias /doFunction1 /qsys.lib/myLib.lib/MyCGI.pgm
ScriptAlias /doFunction2 /qsys.lib/myLib.lib/MyCGI.pgm
ScriptAlias /doFunction3 /qsys.lib/myLib.lib/MyCGI.pgm

MyCGI program would then need to get the URL, http method and parameters
from QUERY_STRING.

Thanks
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