Before I go paging through the J2EE spec to find a defense, I want to see if someone out there can offer advice in the following matter. In our application, the configuration of the servers is such that any URL with a context of "/apps/" is captured by the webserver, the URL is rewritten with this context stripped and the resulting URL is passed internally to the J2EE application server. For all intents and purposes, the app server assumes that the URL requested was without the "/apps/" context and processes the servlet mapping as such. However, when the taglibs generate URLs, the "/apps/" portion is not prepended and therefore a followup request by the client will not be processed by the app server. Is this in violation of the J2EE spec for the webserver to alter the URLs in this way?
client (requests http://hostname/apps/modulename/) webserver (rewrites internally to http://hostname/modulename/) app server (generates http://hostname/modulename/somefile.jsp) client (requests http://hostname/modulename/somefile.jsp) webserver (throws 404 error) Dan --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
