-pattern/app/*/url-pattern
/filter-mapping
But 1.3b4 's filter still cannot intercept /app at port 80.
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Hi ,
I had a strong suspicion that WicketFilter (from 1.3 b3) not compatible
with Resin ( I tried 2.1.17 and latest 3.0.24 )
I can install a very simple filter , just doing this :
public void doFilter (...)
System.out.println(before doFilter);
chain.doFilter(req, res);
2007/10/13, smallufo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi ,
I had a strong suspicion that WicketFilter (from 1.3 b3) not compatible
with Resin ( I tried 2.1.17 and latest 3.0.24 )
I just grabbed the latest 1.3 b4 , the problem remains.
I also found that the following filter-mapping works :
filter
Are you sure you deployed your web-app to the ROOT context?
It's not just at http://localhost/myApp/app/ is it? One thing I like
about Jetty is that it's normally clear to see what's mounted where,
as the default '/' servlet will list them when running 'mvn jetty:run'
/Gwyn
On Tuesday, October
2007/10/2, Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Are you sure you deployed your web-app to the ROOT context?
It's not just at http://localhost/myApp/app/ is it? One thing I like
about Jetty is that it's normally clear to see what's mounted where,
as the default '/' servlet will list them when
Hi , I think it seems resin's problem (2.1.7).
After a lot of combinations , I still cannot make the wicket filter work.
The error (URL not found) is reported by apache , not by resin . which means
the filter request is not passed to resin.
After I assign port ( http://foo.bar.com:8080/app ) ,
If I understand right you use Apache as a front end ?
If it work when you access to resin via a direct call
(http://foo.bar.com:8080/app) then I don't think it a problem with resin but
with your apache front-end configuration.
What do you map from apache to resin (1)/app, (2)/app* or (3)/app/*
Yes , I use Apache as a front end.
If any configuration goes wrong , servlets' requests will not be processed
by resin, either.
But http://foo.bar.com/servlet/other.servlet just works fine. (No port
assign)
It means resin (2.1.7) seems doesn't intercept filter's requests.
I've also reported this
It depends of how you map/forward from apache to resin.
What is your apache configuration?
If it works when you access resin directly, what is done when you access
throught port 8080, then it's not a resin problem.
smallufo wrote:
Yes , I use Apache as a front end.
If any configuration goes
Sorry I need the mapping, could you send /usr/local/resin/conf/resin.conf.
smallufo wrote:
2007/10/2, David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It depends of how you map/forward from apache to resin.
What is your apache configuration?
If it works when you access resin directly, what is done when you
2007/10/3, David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sorry I need the mapping, could you send /usr/local/resin/conf/resin.conf.
This is my partial resin.conf , thanks in advanced.
http port='8080'/
...
srun host='127.0.0.1' port='6802'/
...
host id='foo.bar.com'
error-log
2007/10/2, David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It depends of how you map/forward from apache to resin.
What is your apache configuration?
If it works when you access resin directly, what is done when you access
throught port 8080, then it's not a resin problem.
Hi , this is my (partial)
Sorry No idea :-(
abstract of your problem :
http://foo.bar.com/app KO
http://foo.bar.com/app/ ??
http://foo.bar.com:8080/app OK
http://127.0.0.1:6802/app ??
http://foo.bar.com/servlet/TotoServet OK
servlet/TotoServlet is part of the
2007/10/3, David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Sorry No idea :-(
abstract of your problem :
http://foo.bar.com/app KO
http://foo.bar.com/app/ ??
This fails too.
http://foo.bar.com:8080/app OK
http://127.0.0.1:6802/app ??
port
Have you try:
* to set port to 80 instead of 8080
Port 80 is listened by apache httpd.
I need apache httpd to serve large amount of static contents.
Yes, and resin.conf isn't run as part of Apache?
Apache (port 80) - srun(6802)
Sorry , no other idea, except may be create an dummyServlet
2007/10/3, David Bernard [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Have you try:
* to set port to 80 instead of 8080
Port 80 is listened by apache httpd.
I need apache httpd to serve large amount of static contents.
Yes, and resin.conf isn't run as part of Apache?
Apache (port 80) - srun(6802)
Resin
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