Using WebLogic as Servlet engine for IIS

WebLogic 5.1 SP3
          The documentation for the WebLogic/IIS bridge states that requests are
          forwarded from IIS to WebLogic based on file extensions.
          Is this the only way? Is it not possible to mount a servlet on a URL-prefix?
          For example, any request to /wc/whatever would be forwarded to WebLogic?
          Thanks,
          j
          ===========================================================
          Jason Collins Phone 306.955.1855
          Information Systems Manager Fax 306.955.0471
          Point2 Internet Systems www.point2.com
          ===========================================================

Yeah, that's where I saw the initial info.
 My problem is that I "mask" my query strings are extra path info (for better
 search engine indexing). For example:
 http://localhost/foo.html?bar=blah
 becomes
 http://localhost/foo.html/bar=blah
 It seems as though there isn't a file extension in this case? Is there no
 way to work around this? Or do I have to rewrite my URLs with something
 like:
 http://localhost/foo.html/bar=blah/workaround.abc
 so that I can forward on .abc?
 Also, what about directory indexing:
 http://localhost/some-servlet-directory/
 ? There is no extension in this case at all.
 Thanks,
 j
 "Kumar Allamraju" <[email protected]> wrote in message
 news:[email protected]...
 > Refer this URL :
 http://www.weblogic.com/docs51/admindocs/isapi.html#servlets
 >
 > In the future, we are planning to add proxy by PathTrim, the way we do in
 NSAPI
 > plugin.
 >
 > --kumar allamraju
 >
 > Jason Collins wrote:
 >
 > > WebLogic 5.1 SP3
 > >
 > > The documentation for the WebLogic/IIS bridge states that requests are
 > > forwarded from IIS to WebLogic based on file extensions.
 > >
 > > Is this the only way? Is it not possible to mount a servlet on a
 URL-prefix?
 > >
 > > For example, any request to /wc/whatever would be forwarded to WebLogic?
 > >
 > > Thanks,
 > > j
 > > --
 > > ===========================================================
 > > Jason Collins Phone 306.955.1855
 > > Information Systems Manager Fax 306.955.0471
 > > Point2 Internet Systems www.point2.com
 > > ===========================================================
 >

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