Friendly Gateway URLs
Gatewayed content is displayed with an URL that makes it
easy to read and extract information from.
Gatewayed URLs include several tokens to make it easier
to determine where the gatewayed content came from.
Here is
an example of a part of a gatewayed URL:
../gw/ws2000_c230_u1/..
- The first part of the gateway URL is the gateway token — gw
- The second part of the URL specifies where the content came from:
- If the content came from a web service, like in our example, you
see ws followed by the web service ID.
- If the content came from a portlet, you see pt followed by the portlet ID.
- The remaining parts of the URL specify any additional parameters,
separated with underscores (_):
- If there is a community parameter, you see c followed
by the community ID.
- If there is a page parameter, you see p followed
by the page ID.
- If there is a preference parameter, you see r followed by the preference ID.
- If there is a user parameter, you see u followed
by the user ID.