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Chapter
2
Syntax and Use of obj.conf
The
obj.conf
configuration file contains directives that instruct the Netscape
Enterprise Server how to handle requests from clients. This chapter discusses
server instructions in
obj.conf
; the use of
Object
tags; the use of variables; the
flow of control in
obj.conf
; the syntax rules for editing
obj.conf
; and a note
about example directives.
The sections in this chapter are:
•
Server Instructions in obj.conf
•
The <Object> Tag and the <Client> Tag
•
Variables Defined in server.xml
•
Flow of Control in obj.conf
•
Syntax Rules for Editing obj.conf
•
About obj.conf Directive Examples
Server Instructions in obj.conf
The
obj.conf
file contains directives that instruct the server how to handle
requests received from clients such as browser. These directives appear inside
OBJECT
tags.
Each directive calls a function, indicating when to call it and specifying arguments
for it.
The syntax of each directive is:
Directive fn=
func-name name1
="value1"...
nameN
="
valueN
"
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