Hi Michael,
Instead of mapping a servlet url to static content (I'm assuming that that is
what you are trying to do) you can also
get the client to request the url for what the static pages would be and map
the servlet that generates the
static content to the 404 error handler.
In this
times our normal load).
Is there a way to disable / defer the processing of the static file until after
our servlet has had a chance to examine it, and to totally disable that static
file processing when we don't need it.
Thanks
Michael
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Wild guess; maybe your viruschecker decided to check those reads where
previously it did not
(possibly also unpacking .jars on the fly in-memory as it sees them as zip
archives) ?
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You could add timestamp milliseconds and threadnames to the logging to check
whether you are looking at duplicated loglines or same-looking loglines.
(maybe you have 2 appenders to the same file?)
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