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Hi,

I'd like to tinker a bit with the inbuilt webserver.

I managed to fire one up that serves form a directory, and logs ervery request into a file.

For this i used (command-event (fn (s)) in a httpd-conf.lsp file.

This I use with

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newlisp httpd-conf.lsp -http -d 80 -w ./www

In this command-event i can append-file the requests into a txt file to look what a "user" is looking for.

That all works good.

Now I would like to implement something more.

Lets say: if my request looks like this:

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GET /hubert HTTP/1.1

I know i can parse the request for lets say "hubert".

But how can I "route" to a custom definition which ansers to hubert?

Lets say i have this here:

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(define (my-hubert)
   (print "hello world"))

How can I "answer" with (my-hubert) if someone does a GET /hubert. Instead of a file sitting in www?

Thank you so much for your input in advance,

Gregor

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