double wildcard match for uri patterns

If you have multiple patterns you want to check, a switch statement would help keep them organized:

 

 

   
   when HTTP_REQUEST {   
      
       Check requested URI   
      switch -glob [HTTP::uri] {   
         "*pattern1* -   
         "*pattern2* -   
         "*pattern3* {   
             Execute this code for the first three patterns   
            HTTP::redirect "http://first_redirect.example.com"   
         }   
         "*pattern4* -   
         "*pattern5* {   
             Execute this code for the next two patterns   
            HTTP::redirect "http://second_redirect.example.com"   
         }   
         default {   
             Execute this code for the any cases that haven't been matched   
            HTTP::redirect "http://default_redirect.example.com"   
         }   
      }   
   }   
   

 

 

Else, if you wanted to use a single if statement you could do something like this:

 

 

   
   when HTTP_REQUEST {   
      
       Check requested URI   
      if { ([string match -nocase "portal/aaa/org/memberapp?*pageLabel=application*" [HTTP::uri] ]) \   
         or ([string match -nocase "*pattern2*" [HTTP::uri]]) \   
         or ([string match -nocase "*pattern3*" [HTTP::uri]])}{   
      
         log local0. "[IP::client_addr]:[TCP::client_port]: Matched check for [HTTP::uri]"   
         HTTP::redirect http://redirecttotaget   
      }   
   }   
   

 

 

Aaron