missing close-brace issue - iRule newbie

Hi

If you look at the line above HTTP_RESPONSE, you have an open bracket, i suspect that this should be a close bracket.

BTW - I use Notepad++ for bracket counting when writing iRules as it shows the open and corresponding close bracket in red - it then soon becomes obvious when you have a mis-match

It also looks like you are missing an open { at the end of you opening if statement and the a corresponding close. Also, you've missed a : from a HTTP::uri. The code below should now hopefully save.

when HTTP_REQUEST {
    set requestedHost [HTTP::host]

             if { ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI1") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI2") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI3") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI4") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI5") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI6")} {


                 Static content is available on paths beginning /web and should be routed to a specific pool
                if { [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/web" } {

                                if { [active_members hda_twss_web_pool] < 1 } {
                       log local0. "No pool member a available in hda_twss_web_pool"   
                                                 HTTP::redirect "http://www.wheatly-group.com"
                        return
                                } else {
                                                pool hda_twss_web_pool
                                               log local0. "Sending to pool hda_twss_web_pool" 
                        return
                                }

                } elseif { not( [HTTP::uri] starts_with "/path/" ) } {

                                 Application Content
                                 Rewrite the uri based on a host match
                                switch [HTTP::host] {
                                                "t-my.site.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/AAtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                                "t-my.site2.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/BBtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                                "t-my.site3.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/CCtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                                "t-my.site4.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/DDtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                                "t-my.site5.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/EEtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                                "t-my.site6.org" {
                                                                HTTP::uri "/path/to/features/FFtheme[HTTP::uri]"
                                                }
                                }
                                pool hda_twss_web_pool
                               log local0. "URI rewrite to HTTP::uri"

                }
            }

}

when HTTP_RESPONSE {
    if { [HTTP::cookie exists "JSESSIONID"] } {
        HTTP::cookie domain JSESSIONID "$requestedHost"
        HTTP::cookie path JSESSIONID "/"
    }
}

I have resolved this. I had two issues a missing : within a HTTP::uri and also didn't have the HTTP::respond 301 Location with the redirect URL.

Thanks for looking everyone. The solution is below:

if { ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI1") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI2") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI3") || ([HTTP:uri] starts_with "/URI4") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI5") || ([HTTP::uri] starts_with "/URI6")} 
   HTTP::respond 301 Location "http://google.com/"

Thanks for the tips guys, still learning and my eyes are going square when looking at the command syntax...picking it up slowly and really liking the flexible approach that we can utilise when something is required!

Cheers,

Tam.