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<map:match pattern="static/**.pdf">
  <map:read type="ConcatenationReader" src="static/{1}.pdf">
    <map:parameter name="requestQueryString" value="{request:queryString}"/>
  </map:read>
</map:match>
<map:match pattern="static/**.jpg">
  <map:read type="ConcatenationReader" src="static/{1}.jpg">
    <map:parameter name="requestQueryString" value="{request:queryString}"/>
  </map:read>
</map:match>
<map:match pattern="static/**.js">
  <map:read type="ConcatenationReader" src="static/{1}.js">
    <map:parameter name="requestQueryString" value="{request:queryString}"/>
  </map:read>
</map:match>

Pre-compilation Process

For very large PDF's that will be accessed frequently, it might make sense to pre-compile the document viewer.  

This solution presumes that pre-compiled assets have been made accessible under the following path.

/bookview/<handle>/<seq>/index.html

Add the following code to template.xml (above)

//Isolate the handle and sequence number from the bitstream path
var matchArr = /\/bitstream\/handle\/([\d\.]+)\/([\d\.]+)\/.+\.pdf\?sequence=(\d+)/.exec(loc);

if (matchArr != null) {
  if (matchArr.length > 3) {
    //pre-compiled assets must conform to the following structure in order to be opened as an 
    //alternative
    var precomp = "/bookview/" + matchArr[1] + "/" + matchArr[2] + "/" +
         matchArr[3] + "/index.html";

    //make ajax call to determine if a pre-compiled asset exists. 
    //If so, redirect to that page (which will terminate the load of the dynamic viewer) 
    //Otherwise the client-side html5 viewer will load as normal.
    $.get(precomp, function(){
      //if the get operation is successful, the following callback will be executed
      //note that the remainder of this script will process 
      document.location=precomp;
    });
  }
}