| 45 | | As the request object is a singleton, it is created just once per script invocation. During this initial creation, some of the request data is extracted from the calling URI. Seagull allows developers to select a number of parsing strategies to be run on the URI, the results of which are aggregated to the request data. As a minimum, Seagull style URI data will be extracted, as will standard querystring info, and certain URI aliases will be resolved, see Howto/UriManagement for more info. |
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| | 45 | As the request object is a singleton, it is created just once per script invocation. During this initial creation, some of the request data is extracted from the calling URI. Seagull allows developers to select a number of parsing strategies to be run on the URI, the results of which are aggregated to the request data. As a minimum, Seagull style URI data will be extracted, as will standard querystring info, and certain URI aliases will be resolved, see [wiki:Howto/UriManagement] for more info. |
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