RE: Does servlet mapping work in Tomcat 3.1?

ither way) may be defined in the servlet spec but I didn't see it. Thanks again. > -Original Message- > From: Kurt Bernhard Pruenner [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 2:05 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: Does servlet mapping work

Does servlet mapping work in Tomcat 3.1?

Hi All, I am trying to get servlet mapping to work in my web app. I have tried the various examples given in the docs and it still doesn't work. I have seen some other queries about this in the archives but no responses. Clearly the docs indicate that Tomcat is supposed to support servlet mappi

RE: Mapping a servlet to a URL

Sorry, This: > I also want to have all of my other servlets for this Application map to > http://domain/Path-A/ Should have been this: > I also want to have all of my other servlets for this Application map to > http://domain/Path-A/servlet/ > -Original Message----- >

RE: how do I?

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Mapping a servlet to a URL

Hi All, I want to have a login servlet at http://domain/Path-A/servlet/login map to a URL of http://domain/Path-A/Path-B/ directly w/o using a HTML page. Is this possible? I also want to have all of my other servlets for this Application map to http://domain/Path-A/ What is the correct way to d

Spaces in path/file names

I seem to recall seeing something some time back about Tomcat having problems with spaces in path names. Is this just a memory mis-fire or was it a problem and if so, has it been fixed? I couldn't find anything in the archives about it. Thanks in advance, Toby

RE: Pl. help me to unsubscribe...

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RE: isapi_redirect.dll fails to load

Check your registry entries VERY CAREFULLY. Make sure that they match the filter location exactly. Same for your virtual directory for the filter location. > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Monday, November 06, 2000 1:59 PM > To: [EMAIL PROT

RE: JSP getProperty issue - does not return data

t; this.setAccount(account); > } > > public java.lang.String getAccount() { > return account; > } > > public void setAccount(java.lang.String newAccount) { > account = newAccount; > } > > > public java.lang.String getCity() { > return city; >

RE: JSP getProperty issue - does not return data

get/set work fine for me. If I take your code/notes literally then you are outputting the JSP tags instead of actually executing them. However if this is your actual code then it looks Ok. You might try putting the useBean tag before any HTML tags - however I don't think that's supposed to matte

RE: Unsubscribe the name...

Don't reply to me about this, I'm just telling you how to get off the list. If you follow the instructions they work every time. I've done it several times. You get these instructions when you join the list. --- Administrative commands for the tomcat-user list --- I can handle administrative r

ISAPI filters

We are redistributing tomcat on Win NT and IIS and want to install the ISAPI filter programmatically. Has anyone done this and do you have some code you could share? Thanks in advance, Toby

Package.getPackage

Hi All, I've looked through the archives and don't see anything regarding this. I want to get the package version of my code and when I do: packRPC = Package.getPackage("com.mycompany.rpc"); I get back a null pointer. This code works under Netscape iPlanet. I suspect it is a Tomcat config