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> >I found that one can only have an alias point to a subdirectory.
> >
> >http://server/servlets/test/TestServlet
> 
> That is just wrong. 
> What about
> 
>       http://server/servlets/test.TestServlet
> 
> It's the class of the servlet.

That still doesn't work for some reason.  I still got a class not found
error.
The log files show that it says that test.TestServlet is not found.
However, when I do the alias, it works great.


> 
> 
> >is impossible,
> >only http://server/servlets/TestServlet
> >is possible with TestServlet being an alias to test.TestServlet.
> >
> >:(


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