You have a webapp: /MyWebApp
You have a servlet mapping /MyServlet
Then the full URL is /MyWebApp/MyServlet
Notice that you don't have a servlet mapping of /MyWebApp/MyServlet
Dion
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> Subject: URLs and servlet mapping
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>
> I'm confused about the rules related to servlet mapping. Suppose
> my Web app
> is called MyApp, and I make a servlet
> mapping to associate the URL "/MyApp/X" with servlet XServlet. Suppose
> XServlet produces a page with a HREF to
> another servlet, YServlet. I know that mapping "/MyApp/Y" to "YServlet"
> works, so "/MyApp/Y" would be a valid
> HREF. But must the HREF (and, correspondingly, the servlet
> mapping), always
> start with the Web app name?
> If I wanted to make the HREF simply "Y", would the request make
> it to MyApp
> at all? If so, would the URL have been
> transformed into "/MyApp/Y" so that the servlet mapping would do the right
> thing?
>
> Duane Morse, Eldorado Computing Inc., Phoenix Arizona
>
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