Once the client has retrieved an item from the server (via a 200 OK reply), it constructs a local file name<br>into which to store the item. The new file name is the simple name of the URI, i.e., all the characters<br>following the last '/'. This handles all but a few special cases. In these special cases, your client must create
<br>these files according the simple names listed below.<br>/ In this case, the simple name will be dir<br>foo/ In this case, the simple name will be foo<br><br>I don't understand that case. What's it supposed to catch?
<br><br>Is foo just a generic variable that stands for "any and all characters before the last slash?"<br><br>So, for this request URI:<br><br>/database/contents/<br><br>foo would be:<br><br>/database/contents<br>
<br>Is that correct?<br>
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