Hola,
I re-read this. It seems to say there are only *two* wildcard options
--
either /text/* or *.text. I'm not sure whether the *.text form will
match
/some.text or just some.text.
You're right : many people seem to think /*.txt is a valid url-pattern,
and it's not.
So I've got my HTML form
If it is not a typo then your problem is here:
servlet-namemyRoot/servlet-name -- servlet-namemyRoot/servlet-name (missing a
)
and then the next one too.
Andrew
-Original Message-
From: Jon Doe [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 23, 2004 3:11 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
You might want to revisit a few key elements of the Deployment
Descriptor as explained in the Servlet Specification. These include:
- The use of welcome-file to serve the resource /. You typically do NOT
want to define a servlet at url-pattern /.
- url-pattern does not include the docBase,
Thanks for your reply. I've still a question, given what you have said.
You might want to revisit a few key elements of the Deployment
Descriptor as explained in the Servlet Specification. These include:
- The use of welcome-file to serve the resource /. You typically do NOT
want to define a
