R. Clayton (rclayton@monmouth.edu)
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Does http://pagelog:* come in as the sole entry in document.data, or are we
parsing the entire page to find it?
First, the syntax for the pagelog URI has changed; see the e-mail message with
the subject Assignment 5a update for details; you can find the message in your
in-box or in the hypermail archive.
Second, the pagelog URI is a URI, and so comes in through the mitm()'s URI
parameter, as has been the case in past assignments.
Does the proxy output strictly statistics in response to a
http://pagelog:html URI, or does it create an HTML page (i.e. adding <HTML> &
<BODY>) out of the data?
Your output format is no different than it has been in past assignments (with
the exception of any errors that have been corrected). What differs is where
the output ends up. Instead of automatically going to std-out, it may go to a
file, to the data block of a resource, or to std-error; in all cases, however,
the output format remains the same. The code that calls mitm() is responsible
for turning the output into an HTML page (if that's necessary).
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