Re: [Webware-discuss] Static Contents

[Adam K. <ad...@ti...>]

> Then, you should configure Apache to serve the static content instead =
of
> Webware. In the first case, you would need mod_rewrite, the second =
case
> is straightforward, but you will need a redirect if the front page =
shall
> be dynamic already.
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We serve all our static content directly via Apache as it just reduces =
the
number of requests into Webware and Apache is just really good at it :-)

We avoid using mod_rewrite by using absolute URLs for the static =
content:
/images/whatever, /css/whatever, etc =AD as long as Apache can find the =
files
everything is fine. It also helps that we are only running one web
application so we can do whatever we need to the Apache server :)

Adam K
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