Hi Pier --
Sorry I guess I wasn't clear...
getting the file with wget works fine..
all I do is: wget -m fullscreen.com
But, what I get is a bunch of myfile.jsp?param=value
files.
moving this directory into apache doesn't work, b/c
when the user requests the file /myfile.jsp?param=value
apache looks for myfile.jsp, doesn't find it & returns
a 404.
So, I'm wondering, is there some way to rewrite the
param / values so that JSP understands them & so
that apache doesn't attempt to strip them away as
parameters?
I've seen struts apps & other pages use this format:
myfile.jsp;param=value
I know that I can use servlet mapping to do something
like
myfile.do;/pathto/myfile.jsp;param=val;param2=value
& have the servlet servicing myfile.do rewrite the URLs into standard
format. Perhaps thats what I'll do.
I was just wondering if there is some way to get tomcat to do
this automatically for a webapp.
Thanks again-
Matt
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> WGET works for me... Just be sure to escape that "?" character in
> the query
> string... Do something like (quoted)
>
> # wget "http://mysite.com/myfile.jsp?param=value";
>
> Or escaped:
>
> wget http://mysite.com/myfile.jsp\?param=value
