am not very experienced in changing url request.
In my server package, I have "public class GetArticleActionHandler implements ActionHandler<GetArticle, GetArticleResult>". This is the class that take article from MYSQL DB & bring it into client. So I don't use any Servlet that traditional JSP programmers using.
-- Here is what i understand, but not sure.
Ok, we already have our url "myDomain.com#!article;articleID=1" showing correct article.
In my server package, I have "public class GetArticleActionHandler implements ActionHandler<GetArticle, GetArticleResult>". This is the class that take article from MYSQL DB & bring it into client. So I don't use any Servlet that traditional JSP programmers using.
Now i need to change the url so I have to use Filter right?
But if I do that then "will my app download the article twice for each single request?" or you mean if i use HTMLUnit then I just need to download article ONCE (ie article will be taken from GetArticleActionHandler) only & then HtmlUnit will take a snapshot of the article page?
Can we know if a request is from a Bot or from a non-bot?
This is quite confused.
Can you explain this a bit?
On Friday, May 16, 2014 9:49:33 AM UTC+10, Jens wrote:
so Google use server-side technology to create Html snapshot? or they use HtmlUnit?I don't know what they use, but I would say they don't use HtmlUnit for groups.google.com.-- J.
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