Okay. I'll do that.
I've been reading the code more closely and I think I see my misunderstanding. The folder-dispatcher seems to be used to enable file dispatch handlers to access files in directories that differ from the URI-prefix? I notice that if I take it out of the hunchentoot-test then it is unable to "view the code".
Thanks for clearing this up for me.
--Jeff
Hans Hübner wrote:
What I am not sure about is whether the error message is the right thing, but I am pretty sure that hunchentoot does not do directory listings by default. Can you please check out whether http://site.znain.com/dl/lisp/hunchentoot-dir-lister/ helps you out?
-Hans
On Dec 17, 2007 7:16 PM, Cunningham, Jeff jeffrey.k.cunningham@boeing.com wrote:
Hans Hübner wrote: The change to enough-url modifies it so that it behaves the same as enough-namestring (which was previously used) does. What I am not sure about is whether the create-folder-dispatcher-and-handler dispatcher and handler can handle an empty path. What you'd propably want to see is a directory listing? Can you fetch files if you specify the complete URL?
-Hans
Yes, I can fetch files with a complete URL. And you are right - I'd like to see a directory listing. I just re-ran hunchentoot-test. With this url I get the image file:
http://localhost:3001/hunchentoot/code/fz.jpg
But with this URL I get a 400: bad request
http://localhost:3001/hunchentoot/code/
--Jeff
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