including JSP Segments (Fragments) in
Servlet
Chuck Replogle wrote:
The Resin servlet that handles JSPs is resin-jsp not resin.jsp.
Yes, that's what I was saying. So your servlet-mapping should reflect
that, right?
You can always include a servlet/ in your resin.conf or web.xml and make
Chuck Replogle wrote:
I don't have access to app-default.conf but I added the following to my
instance resin.conf:
servlet-mapping url-pattern=*.jspf servlet-name=resin.jsp/
I believe that should be resin-jsp not resin.jsp.
HTH,
Michaeljohn
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] Problems including JSP Segments (Fragments) in
Servlet
Chuck Replogle wrote:
I don't have access to app-default.conf but I added the following to
my instance resin.conf:
servlet-mapping url-pattern=*.jspf servlet-name=resin.jsp/
I believe that should be resin-jsp not resin.jsp.
HTH
Chuck Replogle wrote:
The Resin servlet that handles JSPs is resin-jsp not resin.jsp.
Yes, that's what I was saying. So your servlet-mapping should reflect
that, right?
You can always include a servlet/ in your resin.conf or web.xml and
make everything explicit...
HTH,
Michaeljohn
Chuck Replogle wrote:
includePage (/WEB-INF/jspf/header.jspf);
If you open your the app-default.xml in your conf directory, you will
see that only .jsp files are treated as a JSP. If you want other file
extensions treated as JSP files, you can add that servlet-mapping here
or in your
