YEs I did that! It's after trying that that i went hunting for some
documentation on why i wasnt getting it..! You see I tried the same code in
JRUN and it worked! But with 3.1 i was unable to do so..despite me putting
the encodeURL in the href tag.
Anyways as of now I'll work with JRUN.. and keep working on the on Tomcat..
3.1! I prefer using tomcat as it's much lighter and easier..!
Anwyays thanks!
Vinod
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"[Vinod Govindan]" wrote:
> Well i guess I found it out myself..! As of Version 3.1 of Tomcat.. there
> is no support for URLrewriting!
> I guess i'll have to go to the server market again and browse for an
> alternative!
That is not correct ... Tomcat 3.1 *does* support URL rewriting. However,
you are
required to cooperate with it by calling response.encodeURL() as you are
generating
hyperlinks in a servlet, or the equivalent in JSP:
<a href="<%= response.encodeURL("/menu.jsp") %>">Go to the menu</a>
The server does not scan the pages for you looking for hyperlinks that need
to be
encoded. It's up to you to do this as you generate them.
>
> Vinod
Craig McClanahan
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