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I do not think you can.
ApJServAction variable has servlet zone as part of its path, so when you
specify servlet from another zone as code attribute for a servlet tag,
JSSI can not find that servlet, because it isnot in the same zone.
What I needed something like that I added another directive
ApJServAction .htm /your_second_zone_name/org.apache.servlet.ssi.SSI
and copied JSSI's jar file over to the second zone. In this case all the
.htm files were procesed through JSSI.
There might be a better way to do it, but I asked this question before
nobody answered, so ....
Hope this helps.
Alex.
On Wed, 8 Mar 2000, Uri Shohet wrote:
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> Thanks for a quick reply!
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> I changed it as you suggested and it worked! Now I have another
> quiestion, if you don't mind: how can I include calls to servlets, which
> are in a different zone then the JSSI jar itself?
> Is it possible?
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> Uri.
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