We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
the web server. Is this possible? It seems to work for all files when I
put the URL filter as "/" or "/*". But we're also looking to be notified
when a directory resource is requested. An example of this might be a
You mean you're getting the friendly IE error messages? Orion uses error 500
to indicate a JSP compile error. Sometimes IE chooses to replace the error
with its useless monstrosity. You should be able to disable this by
un-checking 'show friendly error messages' in the Internet Options. If that
Is there a web site that contains archives of this mailing list so
that I don't ask stuff
that has already been asked?
Yep.. Check out http://www.mail-archive.com/orion-interest%40orionserver.com/
Trond.
I've got a pair of web applications hosted on my server, each hosting a
single stateless session bean. The intent of these two is to get two beans
talking between applications. To test this, one bean (Calc) returns the
square of a number passed to it by the other bean (EJBTest).
Using the Calc
According to one of the FAQ's on www.jguru.com, I should be able to set up a
mapping in my web application such that all attempts to request a file ending
with .jsp are redirected to a file of my choice (main.jsp in this case). Below
is some code from the web.xml file which (I think) should give
no news updates or whatever, but support is still active -
we have a license, and a request for support last week took overnight to be
responded to. (Which I'd consider fairly good, considering that we're about 12
or so time zones out.
Trond Nilsen
Alchemy
