Philip A. Chapman wrote:
Matej Knopp wrote:
Well, I kind of disagree here. What you are talking about is context
name. 'app' is just servlet name. There should _not_ be slash after app.
You can have as many contexts as you want. The problem is, that you have
deployed the application to "/" (root) context.
I for example have EvStudZad context, and the url looks like
http://localhost:8080/EvStudZad/app?bookmarkablePage=...
For one application (servlet context - EvStudZad in my case) you can
have more than one wicket servlet.
-Matej
I don't *think* I have deployed to the root context. It's deployed to
$TOMCAT_HOME/webapps/SIMIS
It depends on how it is deployed. If it's deployed from a war file, the
context name is equal to the war file name.
If it is deployed otherwise (manualy specifing web.xml, etc), you can
choose the context name.
Okay. I'll do some research into contexts. However, if you are
correct, I've got a problem with a situation where it *does* have a
slash in there (As opposed to what I saw as a problem with not having one).
Yes, I agree. There should not be slash after app. If there is one,
perhaps you should write a bug report...
-Matej
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