Ya,
That's exactly what i have done. I put a blank index.m file in my dir
so tomcat picks it up too. Thanks to the other person who responded a
while back.
Travis
Doug Kirk wrote:
Hmmm. I have the following in my web.xml and it works just fine:
index.vm
*.vm is mapped to the VelocityLa
The welcome-file-list is just that, a list. The http server is suppose
to run down the list, looking for each file, and the first one it find
wins. If none of these are found in the file system, then it's 404. The
servlet container portion of the code is not involved in any of this.
A index.vm
Hmmm. I have the following in my web.xml and it works just fine:
index.vm
*.vm is mapped to the VelocityLayoutServlet in my webapp's web.xml.
I would expect a specification of 'index.m' to work as well, since it's
just running the servlet that's mapped to '*.m'. And after all, '*.jsp'
is j
Ahh, well, it's not actually up to the container. The HTTP server
resolves the welcome page before it ever gets to the servlet container,
and there lies rub. =:(
Incidentally, if some of you received my original post on this thread
twice, I apologize. I sent it yesterday, and when it never appe
