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you can set up two separate zones that map to the same repository,
Foo and Blah
in Foo.properties
servlet.Setup.code=blah.foo.setup
in Blah.properties
servlet.Setup.code=blah.bar.setup
jae
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> Douglas
> Sent: Wednesday, February 16, 2000 3:48 PM
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> Subject: servlets in one zone but in multiple URL subdirectories?
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> I have one servlet zone containing servlets that live in multiple
> packages. For example, I have servlets whose classes called
> "blah.foo.setup" and "blah.bar.setup". I want the corresponding URIs
> to be "/Servlets/Foo/Setup" and "/Servlets/Bar/Setup".
>
> In my zone.properties file for the zone, I want to do something like
> this:
>
> servlet.Foo/Setup.code=blah.foo.setup
> servlet.Bar/Setup.code=blah.bar.setup
>
> That syntax doesn't work though. Is there a way to get what I want in
> zone.properties, or do I have to do this in httpd.conf instead?
>
> Solomon
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