Use filename infix instead of query strings (or add that option) about granule HOT 6 OPEN

is it possible to custom the js name and then generate a cache file in file 
system? i think it will be good to cache in proxy server and distributed system

Surely you could achieve this by using a url rewriter...

http://code.google.com/p/urlrewritefilter/

We encountered that issue too. That's an important feature for granule because 
without that, most of proxies will cache only one combined.js for the entire 
application :)

So, we patched granule to add an option for having .js like that:
/combined/XXXXXX.js

I can submit the patch or commit code into repository if you're interested.

Pascal

please share your patch

It would be really useful to be able to change the context path of 
/combined.css and /combined.js to /mycustomcontextpath/combined.css

Thanks

Hello,
Since my last comment, I made several modifications to granule so I have no 
patch that will only fix the issue mentionned below.
I made a gzipped tar of my modifications that include : 
- The ability to rename the pattern from /combined.js?id=XXXX to 
/combined/XXXX.js
- The ability to specify JavascriptRewriter and CSSRewriter in configuration 
file. I needed to make some treatments on JS and CSS files before packing them.
- I've introduced a serverName parameter into IRequestProxy in order to have 
different signatures for different server names (we have several domain names 
behind a single web application and it caused issues).
- Fixed an issue for not renaming file names starting with / ( I don't remember 
the issue exactly, it could be safer to avoid that :) , I modified 
CSSHandler.java). 

Sorry for not providing a patch, I hope it helps.

Please note that I moved granule.properties to 
/WEB-INF/classes/com/granule.properties, so I modified the TagCacheFactory 
file: 
    public final static String PRODUCTION_PATH = "/WEB-INF/classes/com/granule.properties";
In fact, I do not use the initialization like that because we instantiate 
directly CompressorSettings.java
Granule may a have a way to customize the configuration file.

By the way, it's in production since 1 year now.