can you get away with Redirect instead of Alias? It will shift the URL but
atleast it will make http://something.com/mantix.mxprocesslogin
go to your servlet.
>
> On Wed, Apr 28, 1999 at 01:55:42PM -0700, jon * wrote:
> > > Alias /mantix/mxprocesslogin /servlets/com.mx.webtime.servlets.MxProcessLogin
> >
> > Alias is an Apache directive, not a Apache JServ directive.
> >
> > In your mantix.properties file (assuming you have a zone setup for /mantix),
> > you should add a line like this:
> >
> > servlet.mxprocesslogin.code=com.mx.webtime.servlets.MxProcessLogin
>
> I don't have a zone for /mantix - I need to be able to serve HTML files out of
> that directory. I only have /servlets. I know Alias is not a JServ
> directive, but I thought it might work anyway. My basic problem is that I
> need to be able to at least *appear* to have servelets and HTML in the same
> URL path, and there doesn't seem to be a way to accomplish that.
>
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