> Hello, > > We've developed a web application that uses Dynamic HTML Behaviors (see end > of e-mail for details of what they are). These rely on ".htc" files on the > server, which are basically simple static text-based files containing DHTML > scripts, which are mapped to tags by CSS. These work fine with Tomcat 3.2.x > and IE5+, but the exact same files under Tomcat 4 do nothing. > > It's quite a puzzling problem, and I hope some others on the list can help > solve or at least explain what's going on. It would seem that Tomcat is > serving up the files OK in both versions (I've done some HTTP GET requests > for the same file against TC3 & TC4, both seem ok). However, when IE > requests these same files, it only takes account of them when served by TC3, > not TC4. Maybe it's a bug in IE, but I only get this problem when these > files are requested from TC4. When requesting these files from Apache, IIS, > Resin, or a load of other servers, I've never had any problems. > > What differences between TC3 & 4 could explain this problem, and how can I > get around it?
I think you need to define a MIME type for htc in web.xml. I don't know what it's supposed to be, though. Remy -- To unsubscribe: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Troubles with the list: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
