Handlers/Filters
On this page you'll find additional handlers/filters that can be used with PAW.If not otherwise specified the handler/filters can be imported by using the PAW Import menu entry.
File Handler
This handler turns your PAW server into a Web Server.
By default the PAW documentation is served.
The port used can be changed inside the PAW server settings.
To change the document root of the server, specify a new directory as the value parameter of the following line in the handler's definition:
<param name="filehandler.root" value="html" /> Dependencies: Mimetype definitons are needed. Download File Handler
To change the document root of the server, specify a new directory as the value parameter of the following line in the handler's definition:
<param name="filehandler.root" value="html" /> Dependencies: Mimetype definitons are needed. Download File Handler
Mimetype Definitions
Proxy Logfile Handler
This handler outputs a Proxy log in common logfile format to a file.
The common logfile format is as follows: remotehost rfc931 authuser [date] "request" status bytes By default the logfile is named proxy.log and resides in the PAW installation directory.
This can be changed by editing the parameter value="proxy.log" in the following line:
<param name="logfile.logFile" value="proxy.log" /> Dependencies: none Download Proxy Logfile Handler
The common logfile format is as follows: remotehost rfc931 authuser [date] "request" status bytes By default the logfile is named proxy.log and resides in the PAW installation directory.
This can be changed by editing the parameter value="proxy.log" in the following line:
<param name="logfile.logFile" value="proxy.log" /> Dependencies: none Download Proxy Logfile Handler