On Tue, Apr 13, 2004 at 03:09:04AM -0700, Riaan Oberholzer wrote:
: precompiled JSP's aren't always detected and instead
: Apache web server searches for the actual jsp file,
: which does not exist.

This follows some of my experience: Apache's URI resolution requires the
.jsp files to exist before it decides to pass the handling of those
files off to mod_jk.  You could leave the .jsp files there, or have some
creative Ant work zero out the files before it packs up the .war.


A general note re: your hosting company: perhaps you could get them to
clue you in on specifics of their setup?  Explain that you'd like your
dev environment (or a separate "staging" environment) to mimic theirs,
to reduce your deployment headaches.

-QM

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