URL case sensitive

I am using iPlanet as my app server & web server. My URLs are seems to be case sensitive. How could I eliminate this?. My OS is Windows.
The actual folder name in windows in "AA", which in in the doc folder of iPlanet.
while accessing
http://localhost:81/AA/index.jsp, its working but
http://localhost:81/aa/index.jsp is not working.
Whats the prob.? How could I eliminate this?

I would think getting rid of the port number in the URL is more important.

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Web URL case sensitive

I am using iPlanet as my app server & web server. My URLs are seems to be case sensitive. How could I eliminate this?. My OS is Windows.
The actual folder name in windows in "AA", which in in the doc folder of iPlanet.
while accessing
http://localhost:81/AA/index.jsp, its working but
http://localhost:81/aa/index.jsp is not working.
Whats the prob.? How could I eliminate this?

domain names are not case sensitive.
the path after can be. I believe this depends on the server's file system. Windows machines are not case sensitive, so the path for a server on a Windows PC is usually not, but Unix system are case sensitive in the file system, so the path for a server on Unix is as well.
However, the general rule is to always define domain names in all lower case (they are case insensitive anyway) and to assume case sensitivity for the path in the URL. Case insensitive servers/file systems won't care, and case senstive ones will be correct.

Is the URL case sensitive??

I published a website for a family reunion and when I mailed the URL to people I listed it in all lower case. For some reason you have to use a capital "W" when typing the URL in the address bar: /Welcome in order to get to the first page of the site. If you use a lowecase "w" then you get a "Page Not Found" Message. I didn't realize that URL's were case-sensitive. Anyone know how I can fix this? Note: I don't have emails for all of the reunion attendees and sent snail mail letters to Canada, Nova Scotia etc. and really want them to be able to use the lower case option as it was written in the letter. Thanks!

The URL is case-sensitive. At least the sitename and pagenames are.
HTTP://WEB.MAC.COM/DOTMACID/
will work.
Better send this:
http://web.mac.com/dotmacid/
Message was edited by: Wyodor

FMS URL - Case Sensitive? (GUI & Cmd Line)

I'm stuck. My FME 2.5 GUI runs fine, passes video & audio
traffic just like its supposed to. However, when running FME via
command line, FME connects to FMS alright, and uploads A/V to the
server, but I can't view the output. The ONLY difference is that my
FMS server side app name is ALL CAPS. In GUI mode, the app displays
in CAPS.
The Startup XML file displays CAPS, .......but......when
running FMEcmd, the console window displays LWR CASE letters for
the application.
Example:
GUI FMS URL = rtmp://xxxxx.server.com:80/BUS1/xxxxxxx
FMECMD via CMD Line = rtmp://xxxxx.server.com:80/bus1/xxxxxxx
Startup XML File = rtmp://xxxxx.server.com:80/BUS1/xxxxxx
Is there someway that I can change that XML file in Notepad
so that it forces ALL CAPS for that application name?

I guess you will have this issue with FMEcmd anyways. I am
hoping this issue will be fixed in next release of FME.

URL Case Insensitive

          Hi ALL,
          How to make URL case-insensitive, I registered my servlets on WLS on UNIX system.It's very very urgent to me.
          I am giving a example to similar to my problem.
          It should invoke the same servlet using:
          www.abc.com/XYZ/welcome
          www.AbC.com/xYZ/WELCOme
          www.ABc.com/XyZ/WelCoMe
          The same servelt should invoked with the possible combinations of both cases of letters.
          Thanks,
          Venkat


          Hi Sam,
          I think there is a another way to handled the url case-sensitive using defaultservlet. I already done with my problem, I handled successfully using defaultservlet. It's working fine, Anyway Thank you very much.
          Venkat Ponnala
          "WebLogic" <[email protected]> wrote:
          >I found the only way to get this to work perfectly is to have a web.xml with
          >these entries:
          >
          > <servlet>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <jsp-file>lowercase.jsp</jsp-file>
          > </servlet>
          > <servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <url-pattern>/a/*</url-pattern>
          > </servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-mapping>
          > <servlet-name>lowercasefilter</servlet-name>
          > <url-pattern>/A/*</url-pattern>
          > </servlet-mapping>
          >
          >with lowercase.jsp:
          ><jsp:forward page="<%=request.getPathInfo().toLowerCase()%>"/>
          >
          >Where you register it as the default webapp. All your URLs should then
          >be prepended with either A or a to get the correct behaviour. If you were
          >to simply filter everything you get an circular fowarding loop.
          >
          >Sam
          >
          >
          >"Cameron Purdy" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >news:[email protected]...
          >> You must implement your own mapping by creating a front servlet mapped to
          >by
          >> '*'.
          >>
          >> --
          >>
          >> Cameron Purdy
          >> [email protected]
          >> http://www.tangosol.com
          >> Consulting Services Available
          >>
          >>
          >> "Venkat Ponnala" <[email protected]> wrote in message
          >> news:[email protected]...
          >> >
          >> > Hi ALL,
          >> >
          >> > How to make URL case-insensitive, I registered my servlets on WLS on
          >> UNIX system.It's very very urgent to me.
          >> >
          >> > I am giving a example to similar to my problem.
          >> >
          >> > It should invoke the same servlet using:
          >> > www.abc.com/XYZ/welcome
          >> > www.AbC.com/xYZ/WELCOme
          >> > www.ABc.com/XyZ/WelCoMe
          >> > ...................
          >> > .....................
          >> > ...................
          >> > ..................
          >> > The same servelt should invoked with the possible combinations of
          >> both cases of letters.
          >> >
          >> > Thanks,
          >> > Venkat
          >> >
          >> >
          >>
          >>
          >
          >

Mod_osso.conf - sso protected - case sensitive URL not working

Greetings,
I have modified my mod_osso.conf (see below) file to protect the following URL "http://host.domain.com:7777/test".
If you enter the above URL - you are properly challenged for a user-name and password. HOWEVER, if you enter "http://host.domain.com:7777/TEST" or any other variation /Test, /tEst, /teSt etc. SSO does not get enabled.
I'm missing something, what is it???
Thanks,
Bill G...
mod_osso.conf file
LoadModule osso_module modules/ApacheModuleOSSO.DLL
<IfModule mod_osso.c>
OssoIpCheck on
OssoIdleTimeout off
OssoConfigFile D:\oracle\903_j2ee\Apache\Apache\conf\osso\osso.conf
# BG ADD
<Location /test>
AuthType Basic
Require valid-user
</Location>
</IfModule>

If you are on a UNIX-based server, URLs are always case-sensitive.
Enter an directive for every possible combination, or create the alias/redirect for each combination in the httpd.conf (recommended)
HTH
LLB

Case sensitive urls in sun java system applicatoin server 8.1 pe?

I have installed the sun java system application server 8.1. Using netbeans 4.1 I have deployed a few web applications.
The server is listening on port 8080 and it is serveing up my web pages fine....EXCEPT it looks like the url I type in the browser is case sensitive. Is that right? Is there a way I can specify that the url is not case sensitive?
Please tell me that the sun developers did not make the appliation server case sensitive.

I have installed the sun java system application server 8.1. Using netbeans 4.1 I have deployed a few web applications.
The server is listening on port 8080 and it is serveing up my web pages fine....EXCEPT it looks like the url I type in the browser is case sensitive. Is that right? Is there a way I can specify that the url is not case sensitive?
Please tell me that the sun developers did not make the appliation server case sensitive.

Acquiring case sensitive URL info from browser

In a Java filter am trying to acquire the case sensitive URL (hostname) from the app I'm filtering.
Normally, to get the whole URL, one would do something like:
String myurl = request.getServerName() + request.getRequestURI();getServerName returns an all lowercase server name from what I'm seeing...
Is it possible to get the case sensitive server name from the requested url....
For example:
http://mysErVer.cOm/myApp/
request.getServerName returns "*myserver.com*" whereas I want "*mysErVer.cOm*"
Any ideas? Am I missing anything obvious?

I may be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that when the request is sent by the browser, it's converted to lowercase, so if you want to know what the user typed into the address bar, you won't get it. Urls are defined as lowercase anyway, so what difference does it make how it's entered?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL_normalization

Case Sensitive OBI url

Hello everyone,
I hadn't noticed before but the URL of analytics in my installation is case sensitive.
e.g
http://localhost:9704/analytics - is ok but
http://localhost:9704/Analytics - Cannot be found
Does anyone know how i can change this?
Kind Regards,
Kostis

The typical URL is : http://localhost:9704/analytics where “analytics” is the context root and deployable J2EE module. Its also called as Presentation Service instance.
To create a new one you can go for deploying a new one with name 'Analytics'.
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You can run two presentation service parallel..
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Why is default URL created by iWeb Case Sensitive

I have posted a new website using iweb and it will only load if I use "Site" in the URL. If I type "site" Apple reports that no Website is available. Try it.
http://web.mac.com/alan.fozzard/Site/Welcome.html
http://web.mac.com/alan.fozzard/site/Welcome.html

it will only load if I use "Site" in the URL
No problem for me with just the short version, and that is how it should work for you too:
http://web.mac.com/alan.fozzard
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Would like for URLs to be non-case sensitive

How can Contribute 6.5 make URLs to be non-case sensitive?

What do you mean exactly? What are you trying to accomplish?

Jdbc bug in executeUpdate(sql, int[]) when table name is case-sensitive;

I have found a bug in oracle's jdbc (ojdbc6.jar), can someone tell me how to submit it so that it can be fixed?
The BUG: using executeUpdate(insert_sql_stmt, int[]) to retrieve the generatedKey generated by before-insert trigger using a sequence results in error when the tablename is case-sensitive (but OK if table name in uppercase).
Steps to reproduce:
1a. create table "mixCase" (f1 integer, f2 varchar2(20));
1b. create table upperCase (f1 integer, f2 varchar2(20));
2a. create sequence mixCase_seq start with 1;
2b. create sequence upperCase seq start with 1;
3a. create or replace trigger mixCase_trigger before insert on "mixCase"
bq. for each row \\ begin \\ select mixCase_seq.nextval into :new.f1 from dual; \\ end;
3b. create or replace trigger upperCase_trigger before insert on upperCase
bq. for each row \\ begin \\ select upperCase_seq.nextval into :new.f1 from dual; \\ end;
4a. String url = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@//localhost:1521/orcl";
bq. conn=DriverManager.getConnection(url,user,password); \\ Statement stmt = conn.createStatement (); \\ int rc=stmt.executeUpdate("insert into \"mixCase\"(f2) values('aa')",new int[]{1});
4b. String url = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@//localhost:1521/orcl";
bq. conn=DriverManager.getConnection(url,user,password); \\ Statement stmt = conn.createStatement (); \\ int rc=stmt.executeUpdate("insert into upperCase(f2) values('aa')",new int[]{1});
When you run 4a or 4b in a java jdbc program:
4b runs OK and rset=stmt.getGeneratedKeys() returns the correct f1 value of 1.
4a results in error:
bq. h6. java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist \\ + at oracle.jdbc.driver.SQLStateMapping.newSQLException(SQLStateMapping.java:91)+ \\ + at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.newSQLException(DatabaseError.java:112)+ \\ + at oracle.jdbc.driver.DatabaseError.throwSqlException(DatabaseError.java:173)+ \\ + at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:455)+ \\ + at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:406)+ \\ + ...+
+Notes:</</em>
# If Statement.RETURN_GENERATEDKEYS is used instead of "new int[]{1}" in 4b, there is no error but the rset=stmt.getGeneratedKeys() returned in a ROWID such as 'AAARUyAAEAAAAGQAAL', not what is expected. Other database's jdbc return the correct generated integer value.
# Same 4b error if new String[]{"f1"} is used as 2nd argument for executeUpdate.
# The only difference in 4a and 4b is that 4a has case-sensitive table name. All sequence names, trigger names, column names are implicitly deemed to be uppercase by oracle in both cases.
bq.
Edited by: user10343198 on Oct 2, 2008 5:50 PM
Edited by: user10343198 on Oct 2, 2008 6:34 PM

Please patch one fo your machines to 10.2.0.3 and then try and duplicate. You do not have to go through the complete registration of the XSD process thoguh you can check and see if the c based parser will validate on the command line using the
schema executible under your oracle_home bin directory.
schema 1.xml 1.xsd
for example
if it dupes in 10.2.0.3 open a TAR with support so that we may bug it.
regards
Coby

CSS cookieurl: case sensitive?

Hello,
As far as I understand, the HTTP header cookie field, and the embedded cookie (in a URL) are case-sensitive. Is this correct?
The settings look like this:
content stickyCookie
advanced-balance cookieurl
string prefix "SESSION_ID="
On the HTTP header the cookie field looks like this:
Set Cookie: SESSION_ID=ABCDEF
But if instead of this, the request comes from a client with the cookie embedded in the url, it looks like this:
http://localhost/Info/index;session_id=ABCDEF?page=home.
Is this field case-sensitive for the CSS? I know it is for the ACE, as I have done this and there is the "cookie secondary" command where you can specify how the url-embedded cookie looks like.
So I am afraid there is no way of making this work on a CSS?
Any help will be much appreciated!

Hi Javier,
The Cisco CSS is case-sensitive when searching for this string.
When configuring the CSS 11000 and 11500, determine first if you need a server cookie string. If the string operation under the content rule is match-service-cookie, which is the default setting, this parameter must be configured. In this case the service cookie string is matched against the cookie contained in the HTTP header for load balancing decision.
If the string operation under the content rule is set to the hash method, this parameter is not needed. In order to select one of the available servers, the cookie contained in the HTTP header is mathematically processed using a hashing algorithm. If available, the hash algorithm assigna the connection carrying a certain cookie to the same server. This example focuses on the match-service-cookie case.
Note: Cookies are case sensitive.
Configuring the Service
training4(config># service server_g
training4(config-service[server_g])# string LV2KJK (the server cookie text)
training4(config># service server_h
training4(config-service[server_h])# string AARIKA
Configuring the Content Rule
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You can create a Layer 5 rule by adding a URL.
For example, .
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Choose the advanced-balance method.
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Configure the string operation.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string operation ?
match-service-cookie (DEFAULT)
hash-crc32
hash-xor
hash-a
Define the starting/ending bytes.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string range 1 to 200
Start byte position of cookie/url after header (Range:1-600)
Specify the prefix located in the string range.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string prefix "ASPSESSION"
"Quoted textual information"(Len: 0-32)
Indicate how many bytes to skip after the starting prefix.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string skip-length 9
"Quoted textual information"(Len: 0-32)
Indicate how many bytes after the prefix/skip-length make-up the string.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string process-length 6
Integer value(Range: 0-64)
If no string process length is configured, search after end of string character.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# string eos-char "&"
"Quoted textual information"(Len: 0-5)
Specify the failover in the event that a server goes down or is suspended.
training4(config-owner-content[cookie-layer5])# sticky-serverdown-failoversticky-srcip
sticky-srcip-dstport
sticky-srcip
balance (Default)
redirect
reject
Below is an example of a cookie string, and how some of the parameters work.
ASPSESSIONJJKKJJKK=LV2KJK44444444
!--- The string prefix = ASPSESSION.
!--- The string skip-length = 9. Skip
!--- nine characters after the prefix.
!--- The string process-length = 6, which would make
!--- the string LV2KJK matching service server_g.
ASPSESSIONSQPMMJHK=AARIKAMDESLD
!--- Matches service server_h.
Below is a sample configuration for the cookie strings.
!************************** SERVICE **************************
service server_g
ip address 172.17.63.240
string LV2KJK
active
service server_h
ip address 172.17.63.241
string AARIKA
active
!*************************** OWNER ***************************
owner braden
content server-cookie
protocol tcp
vip address 172.17.63.199
port 80
advanced-balance cookies
string range 1 to 200
string prefix "ASPSESSION"
string skip-length 9
string process-length 6
add service server_g
add service server_h
active
Kindly tell if this information is of any use to you.
Sachin garg

Apache is so case sensitive

I have no html on my server so everything is indexed. When you try to get to a specific Volume/Folder you can only do it by typing in everything exactly as it is typed in the file structure with intial caps.
I cannot duplicate this on two other backup XServers and I need to eliminate it from my production server.
Any suggestions would be most welcome!

Thats the way mac OS is. I just tried on my test server to allow me to view the directory on my raid from the web and I got the same error, although i just typed in http://ipaddress, I wonder if I try the whole path if that will work, even though in the config that is where I am pointing it to, so imo no it will not work.
Sorry to ramble, is there a way to fix this? How is the folder locally? Art or art? have you tried to change that?
Also here just dug this up in my files:
How can I make all my URLs case-insensitive with mod_rewrite?
You can't! The reasons are: first, that, case translations for arbitrary length URLs cannot be done via regex patterns and corresponding substitutions. One needs a per-character pattern like the sed/Perl tr|..|..| feature. Second, just making URLs always upper or lower case does not solve the whole problem of case-INSENSITIVE URLs, because URLs actually have to be rewritten to the correct case-variant for the file residing on the filesystem in order to allow Apache to access the file. And the Unix filesystem is always case-SENSITIVE.
But there is a module named mod_speling.c in the Apache distribution. Try this module to help correct people who use mis-cased URLs.
So Mac is built off NIX so no... That should solve it..
EDIT: You can make SAMBA handle you www requests but I wouldn't for security. Or make a redirector...

How to make Values in Table maintenance to be case sensitive

Table has only one field called link which is used to store the URL along mandt.
Table is maintained thru table maintenance
When I give value say http://www.abc.com/ipr/input into the table thru table maintenance, by default the contents are changed to caps
HTTP://WW.ABC.COM/IPR/INPUT like this
I pass this link to the email content and it doesnu2019t navigate thru the path mentioned.
While clicking the link in the content, it is changing to
http://www.abc.com/IPR/INPUT and asks to go to index page.
Can you help me to change all the values to be maintained as case sensitive ?
Thanks

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Use this Domain for yur URL data element TEXT150 or TEXT120 .
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