Yeah, you've understood me correctly. However, I wish to funnel all incoming
HTTP requests to main.jsp (including clicking on hyperlinks, which can't have
any hidden parameters). I could use a servlet, but I can't believe I can't do
this with a JSP.
Any other suggestions??
"Arun Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 09/11/99 16:18:54
To: Patrick O'Keeffe/Tertio@Tertio
cc:
Subject: RE: URL mapping ...
Patrick,
One way you could do this is by, a you said, making main.jsp the action of
all
the forms. As a hidden parameter, place the URI of another jsp or servlet
that responds specifically to the page from which the request is made. This
will let you do some initial preprocessing in main.jsp, and then forward the
request to the appropriate page.
(I assume here that your goal is to use main as a preprocessor, and possibly
a router for the actual requests). Did I understand that correctly?
-AMT
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> Subject: URL mapping ...
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm sure this is easy:
>
> I'm using the JSWDK 1.0 from Sun. Is there a way to map all HTTP
> posts or gets
> within a web application to one JSP (i.e. main.jsp). I could just specify
> main.jsp in the action of the form in each JSP, but then I can't
> do anything
> with the URI.
>
> I've put main.jsp in the servlets directory (after all, it is basically a
> servlet) and I've tried amending the properties file with the
> following, but
> none seem to work:
> /main = main.jsp
> /main/* = main.jsp
>
> The action in the form is
> /servlet/main/newLogin.
>
> Each time I get 404 - file found.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Patrick.
>
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