Dear JSP Community,
I have the following problem under the SUN reference implementation
jswdk-1.0:
I tried to forward a request from a servlet to a JSP page using
rd.forward(request, response),
where rd is the request dispatcher:
RequestDispatcher rd =
sc.getRequestDispatcher("/htmlgeos/AdminClient.jsp");
sc is my servlet context:
ServletContext sc = getServletContext();
/htmlgeos is mapped to my application root directory using the
configuration in 'webserver.xml':
<WebServer id="webServer">
<Service id="service0">
<WebApplication id="htmlgeos" mapping="/htmlgeos"
docBase="w:/work/htmlgeos-1"/>
</Service>
</WebServer>
Apparently the request dispatcher doesn't take care of the /htmlgeos
mapping.
It looks for AdminClient.jsp in the server's install path instead:
real path of /htmlgeos/AdminClient.jsp:
;D:\jswdk-1.0\webpages\htmlgeos\AdminClient.jsp
[which I found out using sc.getRealPath("/htmlgeos/AdminClient.jsp") ]
Putting AdminClient.jsp in the above mentioned directory works fine. But of
course this is not what I want.
(Invoking /htmlgeos/AdminClient.jsp by typing in its URL in a browser
window works, too. It also works if
I use it as a target of a POST operation in an HTML form.)
Question: is this a bug or am I doing something wrong?
Bernd
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