In a web application I have a top level servlet
url-mapped to the web application's root.
For example, my web application, called content, has a
url-mapping of /* . This is a controller servlet in a
MVC type application.
Any call to localhost/content/[anyPathInfo]/ calls my
servlet.
I have JSPs to be included in the servlet output in
this web application as well. The issue is that
RequestDispatcher requires a URL.
My top level servlet masks any calls to particular
jsps in the application folder.
My work aroudn was to url-map jsps to a particular
folder in this web application, for example a
url-mapping of /templates/* so a call to
localhost/content/templates/test.jsp will process the
jsp at that location.
It's not working. I'm forced to url-map my servlet to
a folder like /cofax/* and the jsps to a url-mapping
of *.jsp to get it to work. I don't want this. I
can't change the url path of the servlet.
Any workarounds that don't involve me to create a new
web application to house my jsps?
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