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Jean-Luc Rochat wrote:
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> SITEFORUM - Dirk Schlenzig wrote:
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> > Good Day,
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> > I would be more than happy to find a solution for my problem.
> > Config: Apache 1.3.12 + JServ 1.1 + SITEFORUM Application Server
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> > My servlet is called via:
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> > http://localhost:80/sfs?i=954079758374 , where "sfs" is the servlet
> > alias . APJServMount is:
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> > ApJServMount / /root
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> > Unfortunately the server answers any request for a static file like
> > "localhost:80/index.html" with "Bad request".
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> > Does anybody have a solution for this problem ?
> >
> > Thanks you very much.
> >
> You'll have to use mod_rewrite and put your html files in another
> directory. or rename your servlet URI like
> http://localhost:80/servlet/sfs?i=954079758374
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> Jean-Luc
>
Thank you very much for your help.
I'm not too familiar with mod_rewrite (although i read through the big
manual), so i try your second advise first.
When i use
http://localhost:80/servlet/sfs?i=954079758374
It searches my static files in
"http://localhost:80/servlet/images/test.gif"
The files are there but Apache serves 404 Not found.
It seems to me that he maps this to the servlet zone.
The error log says "ClassNotFoundException images".
An ideas ?
Thank you !
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