i tried the below form of URL (http://localhost/servlet/my.foo.servletA)
with my servlets in packages problem from a few days ago on JRun/IIS and
never got that working. aliasing appears (read, "as far as i know") to
be the only way to put servlets into packages and having them be
callable through a URL. i would be interested in knowing if there are
alternatives to that approach (the idea of having to add an alias for
every one of my servlets is less distasteful than putting all my sevlets
in the default (global) package).
Mike Hogarth wrote:
>
> I believe you add the .jar file to the CLASSPATH used by Apache, then invoke the
>servlet with the correct signature. For example, if the servlet in the jar is under
>/my/foo/servletA, you alias my.foo.servletA to servletA, then invoke it through a URL
>as:
> http://localhost/servlet/servletA.
>
> I don't believe you can use http://localhost/servlet/my.foo.servletA
>
> --Mike H
>
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> On 12/02/1999 at 1:15 PM John Poncherello wrote:
>
> >Hi there,
> > Anyone knows how to put and invoke a Servlet
> >deployed as a Jar file in a Apache Server using JServ
> >on Windows?
> >
>
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