I 'm using Apache + TomCat.
I 'm developing a very simple servlet that takes an xml file for imput,
reads its <xml:stylesheet...> tag, loads the associated XSL and
outputs plain HTML.
The question is: is there any way I can configure Apache or Tomcat
to be able to redirect any request made to a static file with extension
.xml to my servlet ?
The point is: I have my server full of static XML files. Till now, users
point their browsers to http://myserver.com/anyfile.xml and they get
the xml file. But, of course, they need IE 5 with MSXML 3.0 installed.
Can I configure the server in a way that the same URL redirects the
user to, for example:
http://myserver.com/servlet/myservlet?file=anyfile.xml ?
TIA,
Martin
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