This is an answer to a very old thread (I think it comes from mid january),
but I don't think someone did answer yet. Please ignore it otherwise.
JRun solves the problem by adding a mapping to a new extention :
say you try to call
http://myserver/servlet/myServlet
and that this servlet dispatches the request to
http://myserver/myPage.jsp
the servlet could also be touched with
http://myserver/myServlet.jrun
in this case, the servet is at the same level than the jsp page.
So all you have to do is exactly the same thing : add a mapping, or modify
the one which is used (I guess your application server does not put servlets
in your http server's tree)
That's it
Regards
Sylvain
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