Thanks for the workaround, that worked for me as well. It seems as though you
only need the context.xml in the WEB-INF of the webapp you're getting the
ServletContext from, not the one to which you're going to. For example, if I am
in webapp context1 trying to forward to context2 with
getServletContext().getContext("/context2").getRequestDispatcher("/myServletPath"),
you only need the context.xml in the war file for context1. I found that a
little surprising...
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