If you deploy your app in the root context and use mod_webapp aren't you
effectively going to be sending every request to Tomcat? f that's the
case you aren't going to be able to take advantage of Apache's ability to
serve static content. I recently had the same issue and ended up using
mod_jk
Tomcat 4 comes with the necessary jar files (mail.jar and activation.jar) for
using javamail in the common\lib directory. If you download the javamail 1.2
API from Sun it comes with many examples of how to use it in it's demo
directory.
-kb
Martin van den Bemt wrote:
I like the idea of a
Use the url-pattern element instead of the servlet-name element and
you're good to go
filter-mapping
filter-nameservletLogFilter/filter-name
url-pattern index.jsp /url-pattern
/filter-mapping
k
At 11:15 AM 11/12/01 -0700, you wrote:
is it possible to have a filter working on a JSP
