Raja Nagendra Kumar wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I have made a webapplication that runs perfectly well in TomCat 3.1 but if I
> move the same thing to WebLogic it is failing to load sevlets. It appears to me
> that servlet/ServletClassName is not valid here.
>
> Does the webapplication standards does not, specify that all the servlets needs
> to accesable in the following format
> http://host/sevletContext/servlet/xxx.xxx.ServletClassName
>
No, it does not. The approach of supporting the "/servlet" mapping (often called
the invoker servlet) is very commonly, but it is not part of the specification.
>
> Is this format specific to tomcat alone??
>
To find out what is in the standard, you'd be best off reading the Servlet API
Specification, version 2.2, which you can download at
<http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/download.html>. There, you will find that a
<servlet-mapping> element in your web.xml file is the standard mechanism for
assigning request URIs to servlets. You can even make mappings that match
"/servlet/xxx.xxx.ServletClassName" if you want to, but you'll need to create such a
mapping for each individual servlet that is included in your application.
>
> Regards,
> Nagendra
>
Craig McClanahan
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