"Danny.Coward" wrote:
> Hi Roque,
>
> JRun I believe provided a useful default alias for servlets in the form
> /servlet/fqclassname. This is not required by the Servlet specification and I
> think Tomcat currently requires that you alias the servlet yourself in the
> deployment descriptor.
>
> You might consider posting a request to the development alias at
> http://jakarta.apache.org/.
>
> Regards,
>
> - Danny
>
Tomcat supports this kind of URL mapping like JRun does -- the differences lie
in where you put your servlet classes and how it is configured. The classes
need to either be on the system classpath, or installed in the WEB-INF/classes
directory under the document root for your web application (or in a JAR file
under WEB-INF/lib except that there's a bug here in Tomcat 3.0). Finally, you
need to make sure you have 'isInvokerEnabled="true"' in your server.xml file.
>
> Danny Coward
>
Craig McClanahan
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