> In my work on the next version of Apache JServ, which will be 2.1-API
> compliant, I've set things up so that extension mappings are local to a
> servlet context, instead of global to the entire server. Among other things,
> that means different people can use different JSP implementations (for
> example), as long as they operate in different servlet contexts. I also have
> the concept of the default servlet -- usually the file serving servlet -- but
> again, local to the context.
Craig,
You are right where we are going to be going with our proposals for
servlet contexts / web applications / mappings.... :)
For those that may not be following closely -- this follows the part of
the spec where a context may be mapped into any part of the namespace of
the server... So that
/=defaultcontext
/~duncan=mycontext
/~user=usercontext
And everyone exists in their own little world even though everything is
on the same server.
.duncan
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