But again, the URL you show here is NOT valid... if your just making a
typo, then OK, but http:localhost is a malformed URL... it needs to be
http://localhost (the rest after that looks fine).
Frank
liner_zhao wrote:
no typing error, my context path is C:tomcat/struts_project/x.html, the file
is stored in the path
http:localhost:8080/struts_project/x.html,
is not displayed.
David Friedman-2 wrote:
Normally a person maps *.do as the extension for a Struts servlet so it
will
not interfere with the display of regular files. What are all of your
mappings for the webapp with the "/struts_project" context path. Also,
you
list .html files in your example urls but your next line states a .htm
(not
ending in the letter L) file. Is that a typing error or are you really
typing a .html URL for a .htm path. In that case you need to remember the
file extension must match.
Regards,
David
-----Original Message-----
From: liner_zhao [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 7:10 AM
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: why an arbitrary html page can not be displayed in struts
in a normal servlert project, an arbitrary html page can be dsplayed,
when
i click on the link http:localhost:8080/servlet_project/x.html
but in struts project it can not be dipayed, if when i click on the
link
http:localhost:8080/struts_project/x.html,
although the x.htm file exists in the both projects, why? how can make the
x.htnl diplay in struts project?
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