Ignoring whether this is wise or necessary, here's what I'm trying to
achieve:
I need to access a servlet by passing Apache the URL http://my.server.url/~/
Here's the problem:
ApJServMount / /root
generates a server config error. Jserv seems to require me to mount my
servlet zones to a directory:
ApJServMount /servlets /root
I can access it via http://my.server.url/servlets/~/ - but that's not good
enough.
I can alias /~/ to /servlets/~/ but THAT won't work, since the servlet is
checking the request path to make sure it's /~/, and if it's not, it's
sending me an error message. Before you ask, I didn't write the pesky
servlet in question, and I can't change the source code.
Can this be done?
James
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James Hart
Wrox Press Ltd. Programmer to Programmer (TM)
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