mod_example
Oracle HTTP Server Modules
7-9
mod_dir
Enables the server to perform slash (/) redirects. Directories must contain a trailing
slash. If a request for a URL without a trailing slash is received,
mod_dir
redirects
the request to the same URL followed by a trailing slash. For example:
http://myserver/documents/mydirectory
is redirected to
http://myserver/documents/mydirectory/
mod_dms
Enables you to monitor performance of site components with Oracle’s Dynamic
Monitoring Service (DMS).
mod_env
Enables you to control the environment for CGI scripts and SSI (Server Side
Includes) pages by passing, setting, and unsetting environment variables.
mod_example
Provides examples and guidance on how to write modules using the Apache API.
When implemented, it demonstrates module callbacks triggered by the server.
This module is not supported by Oracle.
See Also:
Module
mod_dir
in the Apache Server documentation.
See Also:
Oracle Application Server 10g Performance Guide
See Also:
Module
mod_env
in the Apache Server documentation.
Summary of Contents for HTTP Server
Page 1: ...Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide 10g Release 1 10 1 Part No B12255 01 December 2003 ...
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Page 38: ...About htaccess Files 2 8 Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide ...
Page 52: ...Getting Information about Processes 4 8 Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide ...
Page 60: ...Configuring Reverse Proxies and Load Balancers 5 8 Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide ...
Page 70: ...Specifying Log Files 6 10 Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide ...
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Page 178: ...opmn xml A 8 Oracle HTTP Server Administrator s Guide ...
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