RE: so many servlets

[George Sexton]

While you can use the invoker, other engines don't have an equivalent.
If portability is at all important, you need to explicitly name them
out.

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From: geoffj [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Monday, February 09, 2004 12:56 AM
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Subject: so many servlets


Hi

I have a large project on Tomcat 4.1 standalone.
Its servlets (about 100) are in four packages
and all in one jar. My problem is trivial
I'm sure but I cannot locate a solution.
Do I need to specify all the servlets
individually? Or can I just do something like

*
ie all the servlets in the lib-located jar of package package1
package1/*


 whatever

I'm really just trying to avoid typing out
this trivial info over and over. I have a
gadget that generates this tag-pair list from a
jar, but it is ugly.

Thanks

Geoff


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Re: so many servlets

[Tim Funk]

You could use the invoker. But in reality - with that many servlets all the 
servlets better be named in a coherent/standard manner. From there - a text 
editor with regular expressions to create many of the mappings from a file 
listing should do the trick. (Beyond the scope of this list)

(Otherwise, happy typing)

-Tim

geoffj wrote:

Hi

I have a large project on Tomcat 4.1 standalone.
Its servlets (about 100) are in four packages
and all in one jar. My problem is trivial
I'm sure but I cannot locate a solution.
Do I need to specify all the servlets
individually? Or can I just do something like

*
ie all the servlets in the lib-located jar of package package1
package1/*

 whatever

I'm really just trying to avoid typing out
this trivial info over and over. I have a
gadget that generates this tag-pair list from a
jar, but it is ugly.
Thanks

Geoff




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