the ugly '8080' is becoz the jswdk runs at port 8080 by default. change it
to 80 by opening webserver.xml & replacing port no. from 8080 to 80. if it
runs in port 80, u won't have to specify the port no. in URL.
also u can change the directory hierarchy by shifting the folder to some
other directory & adjusting webserver.xml (configuration file for jswdk)
accordingly.
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From: Phillip Fei[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Reply To: A mailing list about Java Server Pages specification and
reference
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 7:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: How to make URL alias for JSP pages ?
I developed a JSP page using JSWDK, it resides on the same IIS server
as our NT web server.
I can open the JSP page on any workstation by using:
http://www.oursite.com:8080/examples/jsp/myproject/test.jsp
However this URL string looks too long and unconvinient for our
customers. Does
all JSP sites has this ugly :8080 suffix ?
I want to create a shorter URL alias something like:
http://www.oursite.com/test
and it will be pointing to the same test.jsp page.
Can I do this from IIS ?
I tried to creat virtual directory or virtual server on this IIS server,
but virtual directory can not hide the TCP port 8080; virtual server
does
not allow me to choose port 8080 because it has been used by JSWDK.
Does IIS allow me to create URL alias freely?
If there is no walk around for my case in JSWDK, which servlet engine
will allow
me to create such alias ?
Also I remeber Apache server may be able to do this somehow.
Thanks a lot.
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