Hi, I want to modify the behavior when someone request an url like dspaceurl.com/1234-567-890-1234 What I understand is that I need to look if in web.xml there is a servlet that captures that url pattern, as java servlets doesn't allow regexp in url patterns, I think that the servlet that would capture any url like that is the one that maps /*. That mapping is already defined by dspace.request mapping, and I see that is related to org.dspace.utils.servlet.DSpaceWebappServletFilter, but If I make a print in that Java class, when I request dspaceurl.com/1234-567-890-1234 seems that the execution never goes through that class, well, any url I request never goes to that class, so I don't understand nothing.
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