We have CMS system with tomcat/iis on the front-end. The CMS allows for customers to have their own vanity url. A couple sample urls (there will be thousands of them) look like this:
http://www.acumenassociates.com/internet http://www.interknack.com/hosting/-1999999987.htm These urls do not map to files, rather, they are interpreted by our
servlets which serves up the page from cache or from the database.
We have the coyote redirector working with IIS, but since we do not know what the context will be, we have to use a wild card and pass through all requests. What we would like to do is *exclude* resource urls (i.e. urls for images, scripts or supporting html files) so they can be served by IIS.
Example:
http://www.acumenassociates.com/scripts/objects.js http://www.someothercompany.com/images/logo.gif http://www.interknack.com/html/colorpicker.html We cannot seem to find a way to exclude a directory. Does anyone have any ideas?