Hi Mr. Chang
In jswdk we use web application concept to define a URI prefix. For example,
by adding the following line into your "webserver.xml" file, you define an
URI prefix called "/pfx" that is assigned to the "sub1/sub2" directory in
your jswdk's home directory.
<WebApplication id="WebApp1" mapping="/pfx" docBase="sub1/sub2"/>
After that, jswdk always maps http://localhost:8080/pfex to
http://localhost:8080/sub1/sub2 and according to an implicit convention, it
also maps http://localhost:8080/pfex/servlet to
http://localhost:8080/sub1/sub2/WEB-INF/servlets.
So in order to call a servlet named "s1", which has been defined in the
"sub1/sub2/WEB-INF/servlets" directory, you only need to refer to
http://localhost:8080/pfex/servlet/s1
FYI: see FAQ.html in the jswdk's home directory for more information about
web application.
bi
Mohammad Kargar
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