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Richard S. Hall commented on FELIX-379:
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Rob Walker has done most of the hacking on this, so perhaps he might have the
most valuable input on whether the patch makes sense. However, I am sure you
can go ahead and apply it because if it causes issues we can always fix it or
rollback.
> Registering multiple servlets may hide some
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> Key: FELIX-379
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-379
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: HTTP Service
> Reporter: Felix Meschberger
> Assignee: Felix Meschberger
> Attachments: FELIX-379.patch
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> Consider registering a servlet RootServlet for "/" first and then a servlet
> SomeServlet for "/some" with different OSGi HttpContext instances in this
> order with the http.jetty HttpService. This registration works absolutely
> correct and also creates the necessary setup internally. Unfortunately, when
> Jetty now receives a request for "/some", it first calls the RootServlet
> instead of the SomeServlet as would be expected according to the HttpServlet
> Service specification.
> If the servlets are registered SomeServlet first and then RootServlet it
> works perfectly.
> I think it is related to the fact, that the http.jetty bundle registers a
> jetty context for "/" for each different OSGi HttpContext and jetty asks
> these registrations in registration order, which may not be correct according
> to the spec. Probably, there should only be one actual web app registration
> with jetty and the http.jetty bundle should multiplex between the different
> OSGi HttpContext instances and select the correct servlets.
> I am working a possible solution to this right now.
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