From: http://www.raizlabs.com/blog/2006/08/explorations-in-firefox-ui.html
"There are several problems with URL's/URI's and several ideas to
address these problems.
* URL's get too long making it difficult to copy/paste
* URL's get used to pass form data (that users don't usually need or underst
I know, they're so passe, aren't they?!? LOL (hehe, not sure how to put
the e with the tick over it in an eMail!)
Frank
Monkeyden wrote:
yeah, I overlooked those pesky slashes. who needs 'em? :)
On 9/7/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But again, the URL you show here is NO
yeah, I overlooked those pesky slashes. who needs 'em? :)
On 9/7/06, Frank W. Zammetti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But again, the URL you show here is NOT valid... if your just making a
typo, then OK, but http:localhost is a malformed URL... it needs to be
http://localhost (the rest after that
Then the answer depends on how you have your app configured. Post the
and snippets, from web.xml.
On 9/8/06, liner_zhao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
no typing error, my context path is C:tomcat/struts_project/x.html, the
file
is stored in the path
http:localhost:8080/struts_project/x.html,
But again, the URL you show here is NOT valid... if your just making a
typo, then OK, but http:localhost is a malformed URL... it needs to be
http://localhost (the rest after that looks fine).
Frank
liner_zhao wrote:
no typing error, my context path is C:tomcat/struts_project/x.html, the fil
no typing error, my context path is C:tomcat/struts_project/x.html, the file
is stored in the path
http:localhost:8080/struts_project/x.html,
is not displayed.
David Friedman-2 wrote:
>
> Normally a person maps *.do as the extension for a Struts servlet so it
> will
> not interfere wit
Normally a person maps *.do as the extension for a Struts servlet so it will
not interfere with the display of regular files. What are all of your
mappings for the webapp with the "/struts_project" context path. Also, you
list .html files in your example urls but your next line states a .htm (not
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