Hi Roque,
JRun I believe provided a useful default alias for servlets in the form
/servlet/fqclassname. This is not required by the Servlet specification and I
think Tomcat currently requires that you alias the servlet yourself in the
deployment descriptor.
You might consider posting a request to the development alias at
http://jakarta.apache.org/.
Regards,
- Danny
Danny Coward
Servlet Specification & Web Java
Java Software Group, Sun Microsystems
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> Hi there!
> I've been using JRun in the past, to run servlets like
> http://myhost.company.com/servlet/SimpleServlet
> or http://myhost.company.com/servlet/com.att.packagename.MyServlet
>
> Today I've installed Apache+Tomcat3.1M1 and I got the demo servlets
> working (on Solaris 2.7).
> However, I noticed that I can't simply compile SimpleServlet.java
> in the servlets directory and expect the URL above to work.
>
> Is there a way to make Tomcat behave pretty much like JRun, as far
> as dropping servlets in the "servlets" directory and have it run ?
> I don't won't to have to modify some configuration file every time
> someone adds a servlet in our system.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
> Roque
>
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