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Robert_47833
Altostratus
Altostratushow to use switch to match datagroup
1:there is a datagroup:cjj
how to use switch to match this group
switch -glob [HTTP::path] {
"cjj" xxxx ???
2:
switch -glob [HTTP::path] { "*jpg" - "*bmp" - "*gif" - "*png" - "*img" - "*ico" - "*js" - "*css" - "*swf" - "*swz" - "*vbs" - "*html" - "*htm" - "*csv" - "*txt" - "*crossdomain.xml" {pool xyz}
in this case,should I create a variable uri to replace [HTTP::path] to make the irule more efficent?
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Robert_47833how about this one?
[URI::query [HTTP::uri]]
this one should be set as variable if I use it multiple times,right?
it can be seen as operation against command?
hoolioCirrostratus
The value for [HTTP::uri] is cached in the HTTP_REQUEST event (for that single connection) so you wouldn't need to save it to a variable. If you're running another operation against the output multiple times, it would be more efficient to save the value to a variable the first time.
Aaron- Robert_47833thanks,Aaron
[URI::query [HTTP::uri]] can be considered as r operation against the [HTTP::uri],right? - nitass
Employee
[URI::query [HTTP::uri]] can be considered as r operation against the [HTTP::uri],right?i think so. - hoolioYes, if you need to run an operation against a command more than once, you should save the value to a variable so you don't need to run the same operation twice.
Aaron
