rewrite engine

A rewrite engine is a piece of computer software used to modify URLs, for a variety of purposes. The Apache HTTP server has a rewrite engine called mod_rewrite, which has been described as "the Swiss Army knife of URL manipulation". There are also rewrite engines for other web servers such as Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS). A detailed description of Apache's mod_rewrite is available on the Apache.org website. Benefits derived from a rewrite engine are:

rendering complex web site structures search-engine friendly;
preventing undesired 'hot linking'

Other Rewrite Engines: For Microsoft's IIS:

IISRewrite from Qwerksoft
ISAPI_Rewrite from isapirewrite.com
URL Replacer from Motobit

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