Chris Hope wrote:

> And there are many ways to map stuff to other "real" directory locations
> such as the use of aliases in Apache and symbolic links.

See http://johnbokma.com/mexit/2005/01/0...onf-split.html :-)

> And then there are uri rewriting tools where you can map a hierarchical
> structure to whatever you want, such as mod_rewrite as used in my
> recipes.electrictoolbox.com site where the entire site is run through
> one script accessing a database; yet it *looks* like a regular static
> directory and filesystem type website.

Yup, another one:

/foo/bar.cgi/widgets/bar

/widgets/bar *could be* passed as PATH_INFO to bar.cgi.

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