import module "http://www.w3.org/2003/05/xpath-functions" at "aromatic.xqy" let $body :=

The problem:
I wanted a way to access my CIS server through a virtual host (http://xq.aromatic.org/) instead of a separate port on my server (http://www.aromatic.org:8000/)
I also wanted an easy way to "view" my .xqy pages as text instead of rendering them.
The solution:
Use the Apache module mod_proxy configured to forward requests to CIS (using the ProxyPass directive.
Explanation:
As you can see below I put my directives in a VirtualHost section.
The first ProxyPass instructs mod_proxy to ignore every request that starts with /src (the ! stands for not!).
The second ProxyPass instructs mod_proxy to forward every other request to my CIS server (on port 8000).
After that I have an Alias directive to map all the requests for /src/* to a different document root (the root of my CIS server documents).
The Directory section set some options for the CIS documents folder.
Notes:
As I explained before I added the /src mapping so that I could see the content of an .xqy page without rendering it through CIS (like here: http://xq.aromatic.org/src/apache.xqy)
Well, I can do the same for Apache and, for example, have CIS show the content of a .php page that would otherwise be rendered by Apache/PHP (in this case the page, hosted under CIS, is rendered by Apache when accessed as /src/* and simply displayed by CIS when accessed as /*


    ServerName   xq.aromatic.org
    ProxyPass    /src !
    ProxyPass    / http://localhost:8000/
    Alias        /src /opt/MarkCIS/aromatic
  

  
    Options +Indexes +FollowSymLinks
  
]]>

return print-page("Apache Configuration", $body)