Remy, let be serious.

If the definition is invalid for Jasper, you should be consistant and
do the same at web.xml reading/parsing time.

Also when you have a webapp with more than 150 servlets, produced by 2
or 3 teams, and with the mapping requirement, you SHOULD use this kind
of ENTITY inclusion to make life a little simpler for developpers.

Do you hate developpers ? or Team working ?

If the SYSTEM entity tag is invalid, what could we use instead ? PUBLIC ?

Sorry but this one is a show stopper...



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