I've just removed it.
Please don't duplicate the spam by forwarding it to the mailing list.
Aha, I forgot about that part :)
-chris
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Subject: [Bug 56430] Extension mapping that includes a dot in the
extension does not work
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2021
x27;t duplicate the spam by forwarding it to the mailing list.
Mark
-chris
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Subject: [Bug 56430] Extension mapping that includes a dot in the
extension does not work
Date: Wed, 30 Jun 2021 20:58:16 +
From: bugzi...@apache.org
Reply-To: Tomcat Developer
All,
I don't believe I have any BZ karma at all, but this user has duplicated
old comments and inserted spam URLs into the comment stream. Can someone
kill this stuff?
-chris
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--- Comment #11 from jullieverma ---
Since this is at best an enhancement, it can be considered fixed in Tomcat 8
which includes a rewrite valve that can easily do this sort of matching.
Documentation available here: https://www.callandys.com
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--- Comment #7 from Remy Maucherat ---
As an enhancement, it should be fine to say the rewrite valve should be used.
It is a generic solution that can take care of any matching scenario, but it
would be bad to add tiny proprietary extension
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--- Comment #5 from Karl Peterbauer ---
I think both the Servlet spec and Tomcat's implementation are quite
unfortunate. Patterns like '*.jsp' or '*.my.txt' closely resemble the venerable
UNIX glob style pattern matching, and consequenty th
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--- Comment #3 from Benjamin Plocek ---
Ok, but then it would be great, to get any kind of a feedback when deploying
the application. When I use an invalid pattern like '/*.jsp' the server also
complains. But when I use '*.my.txt' I get no
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--- Comment #1 from Christopher Schultz ---
This is probably a spec-clarification question, really: does * match a dot? Is
it greedy-matching? If it behaves like a Perl-compatible RE ".*" (or really any
RE ".*"), then what you'll match is "
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