Hi, Having some trouble clarifying uriMap processing.
Situation 1: [uri:/examples/*] The context is / Situation 2: [uri:/examples/*] context=/ex The context is /ex Situation 3: [uri:/examples/*] context=/examples The context is /examples Now since all situations need the /examples/ as a prefix match, (to be able to sepate things like /examples/servlet/ uri with /examples/servlests/* mapping). We have a problem accesing /examples (without a trailing slash). The third situation can be solved returning context if no match is found and the uri equals to context. Is this right thing to do, and could it be used even before the prefixMatch?. The other two situations having context different then a uri could be solved by adding the trailing slash to the uri (in case there isnt one) and doing prefix match again. So: Situation 1 and 2: uriRequest /examples will find context '/' and no match, and since it doesn't ends with the trailing slash it will be added and we'll rerun prefixMatch returning /examples/ inside the root context. Situation 3: uriRequest /examples will find context '/examples' and no match, and since it doesn't ends with the trailing slash it will be added and we'll rerun prefixMatch returning /examples/ inside the '/examples' context. MT. -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
