Hi Michèle
I see the difference. I didn't see the "Standard Deployment Descriptor
(web.xml)" option.
Thank you.
mihai
miga a écrit :
On Apr 5, 10:29 pm, Mihai DINCA wrote:
Hi Mich�le
Thanks for the tip.
I tested and it works perfectly.
So, the only thing I did was manually
T
Le 5 avr. 10 à 23:05, Steve Morris a écrit :
On 05/04/10 21:12, miga wrote:
I wonder if I have been explicit enough. So to allow another page
than
the index.jsp, or index.html files (default) to be the welcome file,
you may proceed as follows:
1 - When creating the servlet, check the Add in
On Apr 5, 10:29 pm, Mihai DINCA wrote:
> Hi Mich�le
>
> Thanks for the tip.
>
> I tested and it works perfectly.
>
> So, the only thing I did was manually
This is not exactly the same thing, because here you have a version
2.5 for the web.xml file, not a version 3.0. But you may also add it
ma
Hi Michèle
Thanks for the tip.
I tested and it works perfectly.
So, the only thing I did was manually adding a "web.xml" file to the
WEB-INF directory (the same that contains sun-web.xml) with only this
content:
*
**
http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/javaee";
xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org
I wonder if I have been explicit enough. So to allow another page than
the index.jsp, or index.html files (default) to be the welcome file,
you may proceed as follows:
1 - When creating the servlet, check the Add information to deployment
descriptor (web.xml) in the second panel of the servlet cre
Le 5 avr. 10 à 00:21, Mihai DINCA a écrit :
Hi,
I tried the first labs "4001_webappstructure.zip" in NetBeans 6.8
with Glassfish 3, both with JEE5 and JEE6.
It worked perfectly in the both cases, but, of course, there is no
web.xml file in the case of JEE6 (when creating a new servlet,
