|- var
| |- lib
| | |- fit14
| | | |- extensions
| | | | |- {myGlobalExtension}
| | | | | |- public
| | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | |- ...
| | | | |- ...
| | | |- projects
| | | | |- {myProject}
| | | | | |- sites
| | | | | | |- {mySite}
| | | | | | | |- conf
| | | | | | | | |- acl.xml
| | | | | | | | |- config.xml
| | | | | | | | |- flow.xml
| | | | | | | | |- sources.xml
| | | | | | | | |- urlmap.xml
| | | | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | | | |- public
| | | | | | | | |- index.html
| | | | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | |- extensions
| | | | | | |- {myProjectExtension}
| | | | | | | |- public
| | | | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | |- public
| | | | | | |- ...
| | | | | |- ...
| | | | |- ...
| | | |- ...
Local files are accessible through the fit:
protocol (FIDJ):
fit://site
maps to the current site directory (e.g. /var/lib/fit14/{myProject}/sites/{mySite}
)fit://local
maps to the public
directory of the current site (e.g. /var/lib/fit14/{myProject}/sites/{mySite}/public
)fit://project
maps to the current project directory (e.g. /var/lib/fit14/{myProject}/
)fit://extension/{myExtension}
maps to the {myExtension} extension directory (e.g. /var/lib/fit14/extensions/{myExtension}/
)fit://local
, fit://site/public
, fit://project/public
and fit://extension/{myExtension}/public
are considered public and may be used as “backends” serving local files. ACLs always allow access to these directories. fit://site/public/
is used as the default backend, if no URL map is defined.
fit://local
is an alias for fit://site/public
that makes it possible to use host-relative URLs (starting with /
) to link between files.
When used in a request action, an HTTP response is synthesized for these URLs. A response for an existing file will have status code 200
and the following headers:
Content-Type
as determined by the file’s extension or by content sniffingContent-Length
according to the file’s sizeLast-Modified
according to file’s mtime
as reported by the file systemRequests for a directory, such as fit://local/assets/
, will be satisfied by the index documents index.html
or index.xml
. If none of these exist, a 403
error is issued. Requests for non-existing files result in a 404
reply. By default, error responses have no body. If configured, the request error document will be used instead.
Content about to be sent to the client is scanned for remaining FIDJ URIs. Public URIs are rewritten to HTTP/S (according to the current request’s protocol), whereas all non-public URIs (e.g. fit://site/conf/
) are removed from the output. This behavior is controlled by the translate-fidj
option.