This is by design. WEB-INF is a special directory that must be a direct
subdirectory of the webapp's top level. In other words,
webapps/myApp/WEB-INF is good. WEB-INF in any other location within
your webapp is bad. All this is described in the servlet spec and not
tomcat specific.
--David
pesho318i wrote:
Hi all,
I'd like to access a servlet, which resides in the following directory:
webapps/myApp/WebContent/WEB-INF/classes/myServlet
In my web browser I'm typing: http://localhost/myApp/WebContent/servlet
//result - "the requested resource is not available"
(I have done the servlet-mapping in web.xml to /servlet)
Note that if I move the WebContent directory directly into webapps it works!
I can't figure out why if it's one directory deeper it cannot find the
servlet.
I'll be grateful if you could tell me how to handle this problem...
Thanks,
P.
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