:-)
Did just that. We found out that jboss standalone would not suffice and an
apache webserver would be required to server up static content.
We separated our static and app content deployed diff ear files on both and the
code started working.
Regards,
Juzer
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Why don't you front JBoss with Apache? See Wiki
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Servlet filter that parses the page.
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This SF.Net
I almost forgot ... this command works well in JRun. I am trying to migrate my
app to JBoss.
Thanks.
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Use a standard mechanism like jsp includes.
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This
right, but my app does not use a jsp architecture. All files are html and the
dynamic content is handled through code using a custom built architecture.
Using a jsp include would mean converting all htmls into jsps, which might not
be a feasible option.
Is there no work around for this?
