Redirecting Requests

It is possible to redirect a request to Paloose to a completely different URI (on the same or different site). For example if I had split the Paloose documentation onto a completely different server then I might put

<map:match pattern="/documentation/*.html"> <map:redirect-to uri="http://<doumentation-host>/documentation/{1}.html"/> </map:match>

The attribute is similar to that used in Cocoon:

uri — the uri which must be used for the redirection.

The uri can be either a fully expanded external reference with a form "http://host/path/page", or an internal form with a protocol form such as "cocoon:/home.html".

Protocols

The following are a list of the Paloose protocols and what they mean. Note that there are subtle differences to Cocoon.

context:// — get a resource from directory where user's site is installed
cocoon:/ — get a resource from the current sitemap
cocoon:// — get a resource using the root sitemap
resource:// — get a resource from directory where Paloose is installed