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.

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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.

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

Web Dynpro & case sensitive selection of Adobe Forms

Hi Community
how can I solve this issue:
I have a Web Dynpro View with a button. Clicking this button generates a Adobe form and displays it.
So long everything's fine.
Here's my problem:
There are 4 different case sensitive forms in dependence of the user's selection. How can I solve this?
The form is assigned to the view via layout, so do I have to create 4 views,related to the amount of forms? And additionally the pdf's are displayed in dialog windows, so do I have to create 4 windows additionally where I have to embed a view for each of them?
Is there any other way to solve it? It looks for me like a not very nice solution.
Thanks in advance,
Tan

Hi Tan,
Solutions that i am proposing may not be the best solution but you need to take a call on the best one:
Solution 1 :
1. Try Creating only one view and one window for pop up ( in addition to your existing view with button )
2. in the view add an interactive form and bind it to one of the form.
3. in WDDOMODIFYVIEW method , depending on the situation try to change the mapping to this interactive form
4. This embedded view in the pop up window is always called, only based on the conditions the adobe forms changes.
Solution 2:
1. in your view add 4 Interactive forms , bind them to different nodes as per its mapping requirement
2. create 4 Visibility context attributes , bind them with each of the forms
3. depending on the condition , hide or make visible the adobe forms.
4. show this view in the pop up window.
My suggestion would be to go with Solution 2 , since it does not involve dynamic modifications at runtime.
Regards,
Ashish Shah

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

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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
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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
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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
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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
          >> >
          >> >
          >>
          >>
          >
          >

How to display case sensitive elements in an adobe interactive form

Hi Experts,
I'm not sure if this is the correct section for my problem or if I should post it in Web Dynpro section...
Out of an Web Dynpro Component I'm starting an Adobe Interactive Forms and filling it's elements by Web Dynpro Context Nodes. So long everything's fine.
Now I need to display some elements depending on cases of my Web Dynpro.
In other words for example:
if x = 1 show some elements in my interactive form,
if x = 2 don't show them but show other elements
and so on....
Is there any function in interactive forms to realize that?
I had a similar problem before, depending on Web Dynpro cases different Forms are executed and displayed as shown here
[Re: Web Dynpro & case sensitive selection of Adobe Forms] but in this case I need to handle with the elements of my interactive forms.....
Any ideas?
Thanks in advance,
Tan

Hi,
back again, had to handle other issues, sorry.
Just to get a little more concrete. The condition depends on the context node attributes. So if an attribute is initial, it's field should not been shown, if it's not initial, it should ne shown. There are 6 context attributes and therefore 6 fields in the form. How can I get the attributes' value?
And can I put them into the same subform or do I have to create 7 (6 conditions + blank-condition) subforms?
I put the fields (textfield and context node value) that should be shown depending on conditions in a subform. So how can I adress this subform?
I'm not so familiar with JavaScript, so please help me. I need something like:
if (context_node_attribute X is initial) {
subform_1.presence = "hidden" ;
I tried it with
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but it didn't work....
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Tan

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When logging onto a web site with a log on name firefox is changing logon name from Kostas to kostas as the site is case sensitive it is not acceptable. how do I correct this? Thanks

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Hi Corel
Thank you for your reply
However I need the lower case version for some sites and the upper case version for the site in question? To make matters worse this site does not allow you to change your log on name unless it is in the form of an e-mail address
So what I need is Kostas for this site and kostas saved for other sites and allow me to choose which one I want to use
How do I do this please
I have no bother with this on Win Internet Explorer but I like Firefox
Mind it may be as simple as deleting The appropriate entry and resetting with Kostas instead of kostas?
But I would appreciate knowing the correct solution from an expert

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HTH
LLB

Query Variable: F4 search by Text is case sensitive in Web Templates.

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