Thanks, I changed the configuration to something like that. The only thing I couldn't solve is something like a welcome-page that is already a *.vm file like Index.vm and executed by Turbine. In my first configuration (without the File Serving Servlet) this was no problem, because every request that did not match an existing file was redirected to /template/Index.vm by Turbine. So now I think I'll have to put an Index.html into my doc-root which sends the visitor to /servlet/template/Index.vm or is there a way to define a *.vm as welcome file? I tried to put something like that into my *.webapp file (web.xml for non websphere users), but the documentation says that only files without leading / are allowed. The Websphere Test Environment doesn't seem to react on the welcome-file anyway. It always tries to find an Index.html But this is somehow better than not being able to display pictures and stuff...
tom > > For the gifs, pdfs, ppt, etc to be served via WebSphere, yes the file > serving servlet is required. The only context which we are mapping is > /portal/* which maps to Turbine. However, as WebSphere is serving > everything, you must also indicate the appropriate mime-type for the > extension which you are serving. So, something like > <mime-mapping> > <extension>pdf</extension> > <mime-type>application/pdf</mime-type> > </mime-mapping> > > is required. You can either do this via the web.xml file, or via the WAS > console. Please note, we did NOT include anything special for gifs, > jpegs, > etc. > > I'm not familiar with VA Java, so I hope this helps. > > > Mike -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] www.tomb75.de fon ++49(0)40 471 158 97 mobil ++49(0)177 345 6164 stresemannstrasse 157 22769 hamburg germany -------------------------------- "A man can't just sit around" (larry walters 1982) GMX - Die Kommunikationsplattform im Internet. http://www.gmx.net -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
