Redirects that include a query string

I have three old URIs for which I wish to return 301 redirects back to the client:
http://xyz.com/page.jsp?type=a
http://xyz.com/page.jsp?type=b
http://xyz.com/page.jspI would like them to respectively send redirects to these URIs:
http://xyz.com/pageA.jsp
http://xyz.com/pageB.jsp
http://xyz.com/anypage.jspI added NameTrans rules to my obj.conf as follows:
NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/page.jsp?type=a" url="/pageA.jsp" status="301"
NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/page.jsp?type=b" url="/pageB.jsp" status="301"
NameTrans fn="redirect" from="/page.jsp" url="/anypage.jsp" status="301"However, after making this change and restarting my server, it appears as though the query string is being ignored, as any of the original three URIs is redirected to /anypage.jsp - why is that?
Is there some other way to achieve this short of manually replacing all of the original jsp files with new ones that send a redirect to the desired page?
Thanks,
Bill

A more versatile way of doing this would be to use the regular expression matching and backreferences:
<If defined $query
and $query =~ "type=(.*)" >
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</If>This will catch any query string contains type=VALUE and redirect that to host/pageVALUE.jsp . This allows you to have just one if stanza rather than requiring a new if stanza for each possible match (which, while it works, can quickly grow into a nightmare for a sysadmin to have to manage).

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