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> Thanks, I tried what you suggested Tim, unfortuantly it
> hasn't helped. I
> still cant get the JSSI servlet to run on a page that exists with the
> jhtml extension.
> Yet if I go to a page that doesn't exists (with that
> extension) the JSSI
> servlet does start up and reports page not found.
>
> I'm about ready to start pulling out my hair now :(
Hey, i'm not exactly sure if this fit your problem, but this mail came just
before a few seconds in the Tomcat mailing list (funny, isn't it!).
<snip>
> I remember that with Apache + Jserv, the only was to say to the
>Apache where was the servlet which process the SSI petitions. Something
like:
>
> ApJServAction .jhtml org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
</snip>
Hope this helps.
Regards
Clemens Viehl
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