Re: servlet-mapping (again)

Hallo Dan, Thursday, January 31, 2002, 10:27:28 PM, you wrote: DA Ok, DA I've tried to add a servlet-mapping with a DA url-pattern/test/url-pattern to web.xml for all my servlets, but I DA cannot get it to work - how do you specify a different URL for your servlets DA to be accessed

servlet-mapping

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servlet-mapping (again)

Ok, I've tried to add a servlet-mapping with a url-pattern/test/url-pattern to web.xml for all my servlets, but I cannot get it to work - how do you specify a different URL for your servlets to be accessed?!?! I just want to say http://localhost/test/MyServlet I've tried setting the web

Servlet Mapping Recursion Problem

In my web.xml I set up the servlet mapping, for a (front) servlet to handle all requests for the web app, to '/'. This works to the extent that all requests are passed to the servlet. BUT... if I do a forward to another resource from the servlet, the servlet's doGet() method is invoked

RE: Servlet Mapping Recursion Problem

of your path mapping, rewritting works like apache. Regards, The elephantwalker -Original Message-From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Bill WinspurSent: Thursday, May 10, 2001 8:51 AMTo: Orion-InterestSubject: Servlet Mapping Recursion Problem

Re: Servlet Mapping Recursion Problem

Hi Bill! I am using a front servlet pattern with Orion. I use Struts but I suppose this approach should work in any framework. 1. The front servlet mapping in web.xml: servlet-mapping servlet-nameaction/servlet-name url-pattern*.html/url-pattern /servlet-mapping So all the requests

Re: Servlet Mapping Recursion Problem

servlet truly generic. Also, the *.html servlet-mapping hides *.gif resource mapping, etc. from the servlet.. And reason number four to like this approach is: it should work on any webserver. After my previous post I discovered that recursion doesn't just happen if the '/' is mapped to your front

servlet mapping

Hi, I've deployed the Apache Cocoon Servlet as Web App into orion. Works great. :-) This Servlet can handle different mime-types such as xml, xsl, html and so on. Now I've the problem, that If the servlet returns XML to the browser a chained servlet from within the

Re: How to do this servlet-mapping?

Probably you should use /images/app/ball.gif Balazs I've tried using the servlet-mapping of /app/* and pointing this to the servlet. While this makes requests go to the servlet, if, within that servlet, I try to get a request dispatcher to /app/ball.gif and forward there, I get

Servlet Mapping Tag

I don't understand how Orion has implemented the servlet-mapping tag for the web.xml file. According to the documentation, I need to declare a pattern /*.thePattern. When I do something like the following, it works. However, I need a separate pattern for each servlet in order for Orion

How to do this servlet-mapping?

to the user. I've tried using the servlet-mapping of /app/* and pointing this to the servlet. While this makes requests go to the servlet, if, within that servlet, I try to get a request dispatcher to /app/ball.gif and forward there, I get back into the servlet again , presumably because /app

Re: How to do this servlet-mapping?

Why not have your servlet "forward" any request that it does not recognize to another namespace. In other words, using your example, you would forward "/app/ball.gif" to "/images/ball.gif", thus eliminating the "/app" mapping. tim. I've tried using th

Problems with servlet mapping

Okay, I have a web app that maps "/" to servlet X. According to the Servlet spec, this is supposed to make X the default servlet. Also, according to the spec, the container is supposed to do a recursive search for the longest matching path. Here's the problem, when requests come in for things

AW: Servlet Mapping and Access

Title: SV: Servlet Mapping and Access Hi Magnus, You're right. I must have missed that line name - The name of the web-application inside the (enterprise-)application. But: Some pieces are missing in the online docs. Sometimes the information about orion config files just stops

servlet-mapping for jsp-file

I'm not sure if there was any new information regarding the servlet mapping and jsp-files for web applications. I checked the archive... there was a little bit of info regarding the topic, but it was rather dated. For some reason, the jsp mappings in my webapp don't seem to work for Orion 1.4.4

servlet-mapping for jsp-file [clarification]

Just to clarify, I was mapping a specific filename to the jsp. I changed the url-pattern to /mytest and it worked, so I guess the question is one regarding the ambiguity of the servlet specifications. In what instances would case 3: "All other strings are used as exact matches only" apply?

Servlet Mapping and Access

at calls the TestRunner bean/description servlet-classcom.itellium.aeservices.junit.htmlui.TestServlet/servlet-cla ss /servlet servlet-mapping servlet-nameTestServlet/servlet-name url-pattern/TestServlet/url-pattern /servlet-mapping ... application.xml ... module

Re: Servlet Mapping and Access

try http://localhost/junitee/servlet/TestServlet - Original Message - From: hartmut wilms [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 2:17 PM Subject: Servlet Mapping and Access Hi there, I'm really lost. I can't figure out how to access

AW: Servlet Mapping and Access

Mapping and Access try http://localhost/junitee/servlet/TestServlet - Original Message - From: hartmut wilms [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 2:17 PM Subject: Servlet Mapping and Access Hi there, I'm really lost. I can't figure

RE: Servlet Mapping and Access

ion. Just like in the URLs you tried. Stas. -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Santosh Kumar Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 12:12 PM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: Servlet Mapping and Access try http://localhost/junitee/servl

Re: Servlet Mapping and Access

wilms [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: Orion-Interest [EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2001 2:17 PM Subject: Servlet Mapping and Access Hi there, I'm really lost. I can't figure out how to access a mapped servlet from a Web-Browser. I tried several URLs, like: - http

RE: Servlet Mapping and Access

="similarity-test-web" root="/test" / similarity-web's web.xml: servlet servlet-name JUnitTestServlet /servlet-name description JUnit test harness /description servlet-class TestServlet /servlet-class /servlet

AW: Servlet Mapping and Access

what was wrong. Thanks, again. Hartmut -Ursprngliche Nachricht- Von: Jeff Schnitzer [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 17. Januar 2001 22:09 An: Orion-Interest Betreff: RE: Servlet Mapping and Access Have you successfully installed the sample junitee test in the JUnitEE

SV: Servlet Mapping and Access

Title: SV: Servlet Mapping and Access Did you check the doc at http://www.orionserver.com/docs/web-site.xml.html (refered to in the documentation outline) ? It says the following on this: web-app application=default load-on-startup=false max-inactivity-time=123 name=defaultWebApp root

servlet mapping

this effect. servlet servlet-nameAdminEntryPoint/servlet-name jsp-filemain.jsp/jsp-file /servlet servlet-mapping servlet-nameAdminEntryPoint/servlet-name url-pattern*.jsp/url-pattern /servlet-mapping I've successfully done this for files that start with some pattern (such as kb

Bug or not? JSP servlet-mapping of /*

I have a JSP page that I map to /* using servlet-mapping, so that all requests to anything within my application go through it. When I tried to get the path info (getPathInfo()), I found that I always get an empty string regardless of the URL that I hit the application with. Everything

Re: how to use servlet-mapping

do I use servlet-mapping ? Based on the following setting, the program always calls the UserManagerController. servlet servlet-nameMainAdminController/servlet-name descriptionMain controller/description servlet-classadmin.servlet.MainAdminController/servlet-class

how to use servlet-mapping

Hi, If I have more than one servlet defined in the web.xml file, how do I use servlet-mapping ? Based on the following setting, the program always calls the UserManagerController. servlet servlet-nameMainAdminController/servlet-name descriptionMain controller/description

Re: how to use servlet-mapping

On Thu, 23 Nov 2000, Edmund Cheung wrote: servlet-mapping ? Based on the following setting, the program always calls the UserManagerController. servlet-mapping servlet-nameUserManagerController/servlet-name url-pattern//url-pattern /servlet-mapping You've given both

RE: how to use servlet-mapping

[150 - 3263] * [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -Original Message- From: Edmund Cheung [SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, November 23, 2000 7:44 AM To: Orion-Interest Subject:how to use servlet-mapping Hi

PathInfo and servlet-mapping

Ok, I've determined that I don't always lose my pathInfo. It's only when i try to map my servlet as the default servlet. How do i do a getPathInfo() on my default servlet? Here is the entry in my web.xml file. what am i doing wrong? When I use: servlet-namePrintPathInfo/servlet-name

RE: PathInfo and servlet-mapping

seems to behave erratically (either that or I haven't discovered exactly what the pattern is). Does anyone have a matrix of url-pattern in the servlet-mapping, url-pattern in a security-constraint, servlet-name, and what pathInfo() returns and how they all interact? It would be useful. Thanks... Kit

no servlet mapping? my app dead

This code used to work under 0.8.0, but not under 0.8.1. I get a 404: servlet-mapping servlet-namesnoop/servlet-name url-pattern/snoopy/url-pattern /servlet-mapping My app depends on this kind of mapping, Is there a new rule or a workaround