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Chapter 2 CRS Editor Palette Step Descriptions
HTTP Contact Steps
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Http Include Step
Use the Http Include step to forward an HTTP request to an internal URI deployed
under the document repository \default\webapps\ROOT (the default web
applications folder) or \default\webapps\<your web apps> folder. The URI can be
a JSP page, which would permit dynamic content generation, or any other
resource like an HTML page for static content generation.
under the document repository \default\webapps\ROOT (the default web
applications folder) or \default\webapps\<your web apps> folder. The URI can be
a JSP page, which would permit dynamic content generation, or any other
resource like an HTML page for static content generation.
Note
The HTTP Include step is the same as the HTTP Forward step except that the
HTTP response is not committed and the control is returned back to the script to
continue appending to the HTTP response.
HTTP response is not committed and the control is returned back to the script to
continue appending to the HTTP response.
For further details, see the description of the
Add / Modify
(buttons)
(buttons)
Use these buttons to access the Parameter dialog
box. Use the dialog to specify the following:
box. Use the dialog to specify the following:
•
Keyword—Name for the Keyword.
•
Variable—A variable to be mapped to the
Keyword.
Keyword.
When done, click OK.
Note
An entry can be directly edited in the table
list by double clicking on it. To sort the
entries, click on the column header.
list by double clicking on it. To sort the
entries, click on the column header.
Delete
(button)
(button)
To remove JSP information, highlight a value in
the list and click Delete.
the list and click Delete.
Table 2-45
Http Forward Properties—Parameters Map tab (continued)
Property
Description