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Hope this helps,
Raj
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my path is
//vaishali/*.jsp
i have to many jsp and html files in my folder
when i give url
/../vaishali/
it gives me list of all files
well i know updating server.xml i can bypass it
but i want that when i give this path the login.jsp should execute which is
there in vaishali.
how
in ur context, in the web.xml add this line
login.jsp
Regards,
Vikramjit Singh,
Systems Engineer,
GTL Ltd.
Ph. 7612929-1031
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Define the welcome file list in your web.xml of the Web App whose context name is
vaishali. In the welcome file list give the file as login.jsp.
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Thank you all
it's working
Vaishali
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U know when i put the login.jsp in welcome file list it doesn't work but
when i make and index.jsp then it opens as a welcome file
what does it mean?
i think to your welcome file u have to give name index.jsp or .html if u
want to make it welcome file
is it so?
Vaishali
Relience Ind Ltd
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