how to hide .html and .aw extentions in AwareIM htaccess

swiftinitpvtltd

has someone used htaccess to hide .html, .php or .aw extentions in aware?
One of our client has a need to hide any extention and just use link like below
https://alexcican.com/post/how-to-remove-php-html-htm-extensions-with-htaccess/

hpl123

swiftinitpvtltd wrote
has someone used htaccess to hide .html, .php or .aw extentions in aware?
One of our client has a need to hide any extention and just use link like below
https://alexcican.com/post/how-to-remove-php-html-htm-extensions-with-htaccess/

htacccess is for apache and not tomcat so won´t work in Aware. There is another solution called urlrewritefilter you can use instead: http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/

Also search the forum as I have written some post about it in the past (not sure what exactly I wrote about but something about it 🙂 ). Please post a tips post if you do some work in this area.

swiftinitpvtltd

Thanks Henrik!
This kind of worked partially for me-
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/

So if I type /login it takes me to proper page after config. But when user logs in he again is taken to .aw page with internal awareim redirect. Any clues on how to permanently hide .aw or .html?

hpl123

swiftinitpvtltd wrote
Thanks Henrik!
This kind of worked partially for me-
http://tuckey.org/urlrewrite/

So if I type /login it takes me to proper page after config. But when user logs in he again is taken to .aw page with internal awareim redirect. Any clues on how to permanently hide .aw or .html?

No not really. I did manage to do a lot of stuff with the urlrewrite plugin when I tested it but can´t remember if I got full control over the url (even after internal AIM redirects). This should be possible though either via some Tomcat hack or the urlrewrite plugin. Please share if you figure it out 🙂