Re: Identifying a page with no extension to be a JSP

2006-02-01 Thread Martin Dubuc
Yees! I had tried to put the filename as a URL pattern, but without the path Tomcat didn't like it. Now, just adding a slash in front a the filename solves my problem! Thanks! Martin Christian Andersson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: if you just want to do it for this file, just add th

Re: Identifying a page with no extension to be a JSP

2006-02-01 Thread Christian Andersson
if you just want to do it for this file, just add the filename instead of the *, for example jsp /path/file in your web.xml this has worked for me, when I've done it for files in the main path anyway, but I suppose it will work for other parts also.. /Christian Andersson Mart

Identifying a page with no extension to be a JSP

2006-02-01 Thread Martin Dubuc
I have a page that has some JSP directives in it and I would like my Web server to process it as such, but the filename for this page is fixed and does not contain an extension. Is there a configuration item I can use in Tomcat to indicate that this file must be processed by the JSP engine? I ha