I'm using JRUN on Apache, and I've got an Apache alias for /x to point to my
web pages.
I've got a JRUN servlet mapping for /Dispatcher, which maps to a servlet
that does model-2 style authorization.
A link such as /Dispatcher/x/index.jsp gets handled by my servlet, which
forwards to "/x/index.jsp" and that works fine.
Any link to a non-jrun file, such as an html file or an image, fails with a
"no mapping found" error.
Is there any way to get a request dispatcher which can handle any valid URI,
instead of only the ones JRUN itself can handle? The /x mapping for Apache
is obviously working, so why can't I serve non-jsp pages?
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