Rewrite site with first slash to index - php

Question

I'm sorry about the title but I can't find a good one to explain what I try to do.
I have my website : http://domaine.com .
The index.php file in it redirect to http://domaine.com/views/index.php .
Now I want to Rewrite Rule so that any url like :
http://domaine.com/something display the site http://domaine.com so that :
http://domaine.com/php redirect http://domaine.com/php/views/index.php
http://domaine.com/java redirect http://domaine.com/java/views/index.php
http://domaine.com/ruby redirect http://domaine.com/ruby/views/index.php
etc.
EDIT : I'm working on localhost so it's supposed to:
localhost/formation/php => localhost/formation/php/views/index.php
localhost/formation/java => localhost/formation/java/views/index.php
localhost/formation/ruby => localhost/formation/ruby/views/index.php
EDIT : The content of my htaccess:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule ^/?(.*)$ views/index.php [L,QSA]
When I access to localhost/formation/ruby/ for exemple it's working but after the loggin it look like it's always redirecting from the home page to login page to home page etc.
EDIT : I create a repertory called "ruby" and create in it a htaccess file with that content.
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ ../$1 [L]
And it does exactly what I want. So I want to find a way to do that without having to create the repertory "ruby".

Answer 1

http://domaine.com/php redirect http://domaine.com/php/views/index.php
http://domaine.com/java redirect http://domaine.com/java/views/index.php
http://domaine.com/ruby redirect http://domaine.com/ruby/views/index.php
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/(php|java|ruby)/$
RewriteRule ^.*$ /%1/views/index.php
I suppose by "redirect" you mean "serve as". In case if you want a 301 redirect, use the appropriate flags for RewriteRule, e.g. [R=301,L].
Wrapper
In case if you are trying to implement a wrapper script which is supposed to handle different request URIs, you should process the requests with a single script and pass the URI path parts as query string parameters. For instance:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} ^/(formation|another_type)/(php|java|ruby)/$
RewriteRule ^.*$ /wrapper.php?type=%1&lang=%2
With this configuration, you can handle requests like http://your-site.com/formation/ruby/ with a single script. You can access the query string parameters using the $_GET superglobal variable, e.g. echo $_GET['lang'];.
Ultimately, you can process all requests with a single wrapper:
RewriteRule ^.*$ %{DOCUMENT_ROOT}/wrapper.php
Within the wrapper you will have to examine the contents of the $_SERVER superglobal. The REQUEST_URI and REQUEST_URI values are particularly useful.