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> > "Tremaine, Brian" wrote:
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> > > Pier's suggestion solved the problem. He suggested placing "ApJServMount
> > > /servlets /root" at the end of the list to avoid a nesting problem. I can
> > > now access all three zones and run different copies of the servlet.
> > > I need to do more studying to understand this nesting issue, but thanks all
> > > very very much !
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> > Either we're gonna have to fix that or get rid of that... :-) Craig,
> > Jon????
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> The equivalent code in the 2.0 branch (gotta stop saying 1.1 now) -- to pick
> which servlet context to use -- matches on the longest leading prefix. Thus, if
> you could have zones labelled "/root/examples" and "/root", and it would work
> correctly no matter which order they are defined in. Does that sound like a
> reasonable approach?
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Yep... Or sorting the list of mountpoints in reverse order, that would
work...
> This case is on the C side of things, which I've never delved into at all.
> Perhaps Michal take a look at it while he's tweaking the AJPv12 stuff.
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Yep... Could be nice having it in AJPv12...
Pier
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