On 20.02.11 18:38, "Unmesh Joshi" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> If you mean "sling.servlet.paths" that just models the same behavior as >>if >> you would place a jsp under that path, e.g. >> /apps/myapp/components/foo/foo.servlet (servlet being used as extension >> for java servlets). Under the hood, the sling servlet resolution >>mechanism >> always works based on paths, AFAIK, so this is simply an alternate way >>for >> servlets than using "sling.servlet.methods", >>"sling.servlet.resourceType" >> etc. >But when we use sling.servlet.paths, even if resource is not >available, the servlet gets invoked for the path. How is that? Am I >missing anything? > Ah, yes, that is one special case, for java servlets. Not sure how if it depends on the sling.servlet.paths ending with .servlet... Regards, Alex -- Alexander Klimetschek Developer // Adobe (Day) // Berlin - Basel
