> I was looking for the same thing. Using /servlet/
> was the way I found. However, it doesn't seem to
> pick up new changes. You can play around with and
> see if you can get it to work.
Can you bi so kind to give a example of configuration?
And of course where exactly to put it. I was unable to
configure /servlet/ usage with WebLogic.
And, yes, it's look like that WebLogic (at least in version
6.0 SP1, I now for sure for 5.1 also) can't pick up new
changes in servlets.
--Srdjan
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