This example explains as to make mapping filter on servlet:
snip
How to make mapping with JSP ?
Have you tried url-pattern? (instead of servlet-name in the filter mapping)
Since I'm all for precompilation, I don't see JSPs differently ;-)
Hi all!
This example explains as to make mapping filter on servlet:
filter
filter-nameSecureFilter/filter-name
filter-classru.centernt.filter.SecureFilter/filter-class
/filter
filter-mapping
filter-nameSecureFilter/filter-name
Hi,
Also a bit off subject, but I need some mapping for JSP pages.
I get the thing working for servlets fine, using servlet servlet-mapping.
I dont seems to get it working for a JSP page.
Could someone be so kind to define the web.xml stuff for following small setup :
jsp page to be
On Sun, 26 Aug 2001, Frot wrote:
Date: Sun, 26 Aug 2001 15:21:38 +0200
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Subject: web.XML - JSP mapping ?
Hi,
Also a bit off subject, but I need some mapping for JSP pages.
I get
I have a question regarding mapping with uriworkermap.properties.
We have Tomcat running with IIS and I would like to set things up so that
IIS serves up static content (html files) leaving Tomcat to handle JSP and
Struts.
My question is this: if the directories holding the JSPs are structured
On Thu, 12 Jul 2001, Kevin HaleBoyes wrote:
First off, I'm running Tomcat 4b5 (standalone) on Linux RedHat 7.1.
I've been looking at (and learning from) the Java Pet Store from Sun and
have been writing some custom Taglibs for my application. I'm currently doing
lists of things that use
Please
look at Web.XML. You need TWO elements in Web.xml for each server mapping
you want to set up.
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That
should have said "servlet mapping"
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mapping to subdirectory
Please look at Web.XML. You need TWO elements in Web.xml for each
done it in the past, and haven't had problems.
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thanks
Srinivas
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From: Jann VanOver [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 3:39 PM
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Subject: RE: Problem with JSP mapping to subdirectory
That should have said servlet mapping
First off, I'm running Tomcat 4b5 (standalone) on Linux RedHat 7.1.
I've been looking at (and learning from) the Java Pet Store from Sun and
have been writing some custom Taglibs for my application. I'm currently doing
lists of things that use the NextFormTag and PrevFormTag extensions from
a
Maybe I'm dense, but why don't you just put:
action=/cust/listorders.jsp in your tag
-Original Message-
From: Kevin HaleBoyes [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2001 8:57 AM
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Subject: jsp mapping
First off, I'm running Tomcat 4b5 (standalone
JSPs to Tomcat root directory, and then
Tomcat, according to it's
server.xml maps root files to c:\winnt )
All the best,
Eitan
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Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 4:35 PM
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Subject: Re: JSP mapping
directory, and then
Tomcat, according to it's
server.xml maps root files to c:\winnt )
All the best,
Eitan
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From: Dmitri Colebatch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, June 18, 2001 4:35 PM
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Subject: Re: JSP mapping
Eitan,
Yep
HI,
I want to map JSPs called by browser at the http server root, like
http://victoria.xx.yy/zz.jsp to be handled by JSP file that is located some
were else then
the default c:\jakarta-tomcat-3.2.3\webapps\root\zz.jsp, for example by
c:\winnt\zz.jsp.
I've succeeded on configuring Tomcat to
Eitan,
Are you running standalone or with a web server? Assuming you're
running standalone, and that there's not much else you're using tomcat
for, all you need to do is remove the /MyJspDirectory from the
context path and it should work fine.
cheesr
dim
Eitan Ben Noach wrote:
HI,
I
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Subject: Re: JSP mapping
Eitan,
Are you running standalone or with a web server? Assuming you're
running standalone, and that there's not much else you're using tomcat
for, all you need to do is remove the /MyJspDirectory from the
context path and it should work fine
]
Subject: Re: JSP mapping
Eitan,
Are you running standalone or with a web server? Assuming you're
running standalone, and that there's not much else you're using tomcat
for, all you need to do is remove the /MyJspDirectory from the
context path and it should work fine.
cheesr
HI..
Can somebody help me , i got really frustrated regarding mapping servlet
and jsp file to tomcat.
I use Apache+ tomcat.
the example files run well.
i have made the context path in server.xml like the following
Context path="/myserver"
docBase="webapps/myserver"
Hi,
I want to use Apache + Tomcat to develop JSP and Servlet programs, where
Apache serves HTML pages and Tomcat serves JSP and Servlet.
How to make mappings for JSP and Srvlet such that:
1) http://host-name/jsp/*.jsp -- go to jsp directory and run jsp
2)
You'll have to setup mod_jk to let Tomcat and Apache communicate - there is
a nice howto that will help you
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Sent: Thursday, December 21, 2000 5:24 AM
Subject: Servlet and JSP mapping in Tomcat + Ap
Is that the only way to achieve that
What is mod_jk by the way???
From: "Jeffrey Miller" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: Re: Servlet and JSP mapping in Tomcat + Apache
Date: Thu, 21 Dec 2000 07:25:50 -0500
You'll have to setup mod
Is that the only way to achieve that
As far as I know, unless you want to use the older,
unrecommended mod_jserv.
What is mod_jk by the way???
It's an apache module that communicates between apache
and tomcat, like you asked.
Dave
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