Hi,
Could someone point me to the class in Tomcat where
the servlet mappings are implemented. i.e. Chapter 10
of the 2.2 spec "Mapping Requests to Servlets". In
particular I am looking for the implementation
of the wildcard rules.
Thanks,
Aron.
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Aron Kramlik.
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Rob,
This is great information. I wonder if you could explain
why it is that I need to put xml4j.jar file under the $CLASSPATH
(i.e. $TOMCAT_HOME/lib) that is loaded by an init() method of
a servlet?
Once I do this the class, com.ibm.xml.parsers.DOMParser, is found.
Stack trace below.
Anyh hel
n your webapp's classloader.
Hopefully this helps.
Rob
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> Rob
.java:648)
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Any more ideas?
Aron.
"Craig R. McClanahan" wrote:
>
> Aron Kramlik wrote:
>
> > Rob,
> >
> > This is great information. I wonder if you could explain
> > why it is that I need to put xml4j.jar file under the $CLASSPATH
> > (i.e
is how can the String variable
named xmlURL in the above code snippet be an actual URL of the
form "file:///opt/somedir/somefile" instead of having to be relative
to $TOMCAT_HOME/bin/ like it needs to be right now?
Aron.
Aron Kramlik wrote:
>
> Thanks Craig, more great info.
Has there been a definitive list of these security problems with
TC 3.1 or TC 3.2?
What are the "appropriate contents" of the $TOMCAT_HOME directory
that I need to replace for both TC 3.1 and TC 3.2?
Aron Kramlik.
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