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Chris,
It sounds like you wanna look at the "ApJServMount" directive. Aliases
can be used to rename a servlet, but won't effect the mount point.
I've got a line in my jserv.conf file that looks like:
ApJServMount /newMapping /yourZoneName
Which allows me to access my servlets with a url like:
http://hostname/newMapping/servletName?blah
I also have been able to map a servlet zone to "/" with a line like:
ApJServMount / /yourZoneName
The line above allows me to access my servlets like:
http://hostname/servletName?blah
But I wanted to reserve "/" for vanilla html docs, so I abandoned that
mapping.
Hope this helps,
-Duck
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Hi
I read an answer for this soem times ago, but I;ve search my email and
can't find the responses ( I keep all the mail to this list).
I have servlet class MyServlet.class, instead of using
www.mysite.com.au/servlets/myservlet?blah blah I created an alias
"my" .. well this is nicer cos the links are
www.mysite.com.au/servlets/my?blah blah
But under JavaWebServer 2.0 I can make an alias "my" and there is no
need
to use www.mysites.com.au/servlets/my but I can just use
www.mysite.com.au/my?blah blah
So there is no need to use "/servlets"
Is there any way I can make an alias in this way? other than putting my
servlets in the root of jserv.
Thanx
Chris
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