Re: P3P deployment in multiple languages

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        There is a feature in HTTP called "content negotiation" which is 
intended to solve this. The solution is to use a single URL for the 
policy. Create multiple policy files on your Webserver, one for each 
language. Then get your Webserver to inspect the client's language 
preference and send back the best fit for them. 
        How you do this varies from Webserver to Webserver. The Apache 
documentation for content negotiation can be found at 
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/content-negotiation.html

        -- Martin

Martin Presler-Marshall - IBM WebSphere Portal Performance





[email protected] (Alexander Hamilton)
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I want to deploy P3P on our webservers, but seem to have an issue with 
multiple languages.
Specifically, it seems that the webserver can only point to 1 P3P xml 
file, not one per language - meaning that country sites with multiple 
languages are only able to have one version across the whole site.

Is this correct? Are there any work arounds for this that you know of?

All help and comment appreciated.

A

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is a feature in HTTP called &quot;content negotiation&quot; which is intended
to solve this. The solution is to use a single URL for the policy. Create
multiple policy files on your Webserver, one for each language. Then get
your Webserver to inspect the client's language preference and send back
the best fit for them. </font>
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you do this varies from Webserver to Webserver. The Apache documentation
for content negotiation can be found at http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/content-negotiation.html</font>
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I want to deploy P3P on our webservers, but seem to have an issue with
multiple languages.<br>
Specifically, it seems that the webserver can only point to 1 P3P xml file,
not one per language - meaning that country sites with multiple languages
are only able to have one version across the whole site.<br>
<br>
Is this correct? Are there any work arounds for this that you know of?<br>
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All help and comment appreciated.<br>
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