I know of no wildcard mechanism to do this. But an editor macro or script
should be able to convert a list of jsp names into the necessary xml text.
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Perhaps use Apache httpd and mod_rewrite?
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thank u very much
its working fine.
but i have about 200 jsp pages in my system. do i need to write 200 mappings
for each page in web.xml?
is there any special way to do one mapping for all pages using wildcards or
anything else?
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Try adding this to your web.xml:
servlet
| servlet-nameContactJsp/servlet-name
| jsp-file/contact.jsp/jsp-file
| /servlet
| servlet-mapping
| servlet-nameContactJsp/servlet-name
| url-pattern/contact/url-pattern
| /servlet-mapping
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