Re: Tomcat 4: mod_jk filters only serlets and JSPs

2002-02-05 Thread Craig R. McClanahan



On Tue, 5 Feb 2002, Markus Maeder wrote:

 Date: Tue,  5 Feb 2002 06:36:00 +0100
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 Subject: Tomcat 4: mod_jk filters only serlets and JSPs

 I noticed a difference in handling filters in mod_jk an mod_webapp: mod_jk
 filters only JSPs and servlets. mod_webapp filters everything (thats what I want).

 Which behaviour is conformant to the specification?


There is no specification that covers what a web connector is supposed to
do.  The only thing that is described in the servlet specification, for
example, is a servlet container.

If you are running Tomcat stand-alone, that's easy -- it's just Tomcat.
If you are running Tomcat+Apache or Tomcat+IIS, the specifications
describe what the *combination* of these components is supposed to do.
How it's divided up internally is not of interest at the spec level.

 Regards
 Markus


Craig


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Tomcat 4: mod_jk filters only serlets and JSPs

2002-02-04 Thread Markus Maeder

I noticed a difference in handling filters in mod_jk an mod_webapp: mod_jk
filters only JSPs and servlets. mod_webapp filters everything (thats what I want).

Which behaviour is conformant to the specification?

Regards 
Markus



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