> -----Original Message----- > From: Eric Jain [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > That's not easy, considered that the Struts servlet may only have one > single mapping! Especially after pestering other people to get rid of > the '/cgi-bin/', '/servlet/', '.pl' and '.jsp's in the addresses, I'd > rather not start introducing '/action/' or '.do'...
You're running into exactly the same issue that we ran into. The short answer is: you're right. Unfortunately, there's no standardized way for a servlet to say to its container, "Oh, wait, never mind; I know I'm supposed to handle requests that begin with /some/path/here, but see, I didn't find anything there, so just pretend I never was meant to handle this particular invocation, and just go about your business." Your only approach is to make sure that things-to-which-you-forward-that-shouldn't-be-served-up-by-struts have a different servlet mapping in your web.xml file than things-that-should-be-handled-with-struts. We've just used a stupid naming convention, locating resources of the former type in a directory like /projectnameresources, whereas struts-handled bits are mapped to the path /projectname. Good luck. Laird --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
