> Rob McCool, is there a public specification of your the NetSite server
> API anywhere? It seems like there must be a more general way of
> modularizing server capabilities than defining new bogus MIME types.
Actually, Netsite does that. It defines internal types such as
magnus-internal/cgi for CGI programs and magnus-internal/directory for
directories. It's a little brutal but it works, and it's very flexible.
You then specify what internal function, HTML file, or CGI program you
want to use to respond to requests of that type, on a per-resource
basis.
http://home.netscape.com/newsref/std/server_api.html
talks about the Netscape server API.
--Rob
> API anywhere? It seems like there must be a more general way of
> modularizing server capabilities than defining new bogus MIME types.
Actually, Netsite does that. It defines internal types such as
magnus-internal/cgi for CGI programs and magnus-internal/directory for
directories. It's a little brutal but it works, and it's very flexible.
You then specify what internal function, HTML file, or CGI program you
want to use to respond to requests of that type, on a per-resource
basis.
http://home.netscape.com/newsref/std/server_api.html
talks about the Netscape server API.
--Rob