Most likely you have to force WebLogic to use the /servlet/ path mapping.
Keep in mind the /servlet/ is a security issue because any servlet can be
invoked when used in this manner. In general, you should ALWAYS map your
servlets via paths or extension mapping and never use the /servlet/ call.
Its fine for development and testing, but ideally get away from it.
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>
> I'm testing Bea WebLogic 6.1. I write a simple application using MCV
> aprouch.
> And in my case Control component is based in servlets.
>
> With TomCat and IBM WebSphere I was able to call servlet directly:
>
> http://127.0.0.1/eBiz/servlet/com.test.web.TestServlet
>
> eBiz is of course name of Web Application.
>
> But with WebLogic I was unable to hit servlet. Servlet is based inside
> web application structure (Servlet 2.2 specification).
>
> Only way to hit a servlet is to map servlet to url explicitly,
> in web.xml.
>
> Is there anything I'm missing here?
>
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