From: Zach Dennis <zdennis@...>
Date: 2004-09-14T10:29:42+09:00
Subject: Arrow Configuration File Question

I've got a dummy site up and working with Arrow, but I have a 
question....In the httpd.conf file you specify something like:

RubyAddPath /usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8
RubyRequire arrow
<Location /camphq>
   SetHandler ruby-object
   RubyHandler "Arrow::Dispatcher::instance( 
'/var/www/camphq/config/camphq.cfg' )"
 </Location>

Where /camphq is how the url of how you want to access your site. IE: 
http://mysite.com/camphq . However in my Arrow config file you have 
something like:

applets:
  defaultApplet: "/index"            #Note this line
  missingApplet: "/missing"
  errorApplet: "/error"
  pattern: "*.rb"
  path:
    - "/var/www/camphq/applets"
  pollInterval: 5
  config: {}
  layout:
    "/index": Index                          # Note this line to

You would think that if you went to http://mysite.com/camphq/index it 
would run the defaultApplet "/index" (which actually tells the layout 
"/index" to run ). But it doesn't! Instead you have to say:

applets:
  defaultApplet: "/camphq/index"            #Note this line
  missingApplet: "/missing"
  errorApplet: "/error"
  pattern: "*.rb"
  path:
    - "/var/www/camphq/applets"
  pollInterval: 5
  config: {}
  layout:
    "/camphq/index": Index                          # Note this line to

in order for the url to work (http://mysite.com/camphq/index ). Is there 
a way around this. I would like to assume that the URL root specified in 
the httpd.conf file was the root of my Arrow-based "Portal" (can i call 
it that?) Thanks!!

Zach