Hi Rick, AFAIK, there is no standard name for the "file servlet" so that simple way is a no-no.
One alternative container-independent way even though a tad more complex would be to use something like UrlRewriteFilter to forward requests appropriately. It allows fine grained control and it's container independent so... For example, mapping just / is as simple as using ^/$ as "catch expression". S! D. El 15/03/2012 4:25, Rick Mann escribió: > I think I answered my own question. At least, I was able to put in explicit > mappings for *.css and the rest to point to resin-file. I did this in > web.xml, which I don't like because it exposes knowledge of the servlet > container to my app, but it'll do for now. The alternative is to put it in > resin.xml, which then means the servlet container has to be specifically > configured to allow my app to work. It's hard to keep the two independent. > > Still working on mapping /. ------------------------------------------- Daniel Lopez Janariz ([email protected]) Web Services Centre for Information and Technology Balearic Islands University (SPAIN) ------------------------------------------- _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list [email protected] http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
