the pet store using the very same servlet/jsp implemenation
as can be found in j2ee and, with the exception of some
security and resource reference handling, the same code that
is being delivered via tomcat@jakarta (http://jakarta.apache.org).
so, yes, it can be done. more information on request mapping
can be found at:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2
peruse the spec
section 10
the tomcat@jakarta servlet/jsp implemenation presently
supports servlet 2.2 and jsp 1.1. integration with apache
is proceeding quite well. tomcat@jakarta could even show
up in other servers time and priorities permitting.
hope this helps,
- james
Mohammad Abed wrote:
>
>
> how does the dukespetstore application perform the transformation
> (aliasing/mapping) of requests incoming to Main.jsp and responds with
> the appropriate page? Can this be done with a web server like Apache.
>
> From Looking at Main.jsp/GUI controller I cannot seem to figure out
> how Main.jsp manages to pass "request.getPathInfo" to
> GUIController.processRequest().
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Mohammad Abed.
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