I am a newbee here but as a work around, I would think you could have
a "master" servlet and it could scan and load all the servlets in the
directory into a map, and then dispatch requests to them from "/*"
(having them properly initialized in another question)
I would be interested in the official answer :)
At 18:19 3/14/2007, you wrote:
I recently installed Tomacat 6.0 and see that I now need to make my
web application privalaged in order to use InvokerServlet to allow
users to execute arbitrary servlets. This seems to continue a trend
that may eventually result in Invoker being widthdrawn.
My question is why is allowing execution of arbitrary servlets so
discouraged. In my opinion JSPs are essentially servlets with a
differnt deployment convention and there is no prohibition on
running jsps without "registering them."
I like to build web applications with hundreds of servlets and I
prefer not to explicitly define each one in web.xml. Is there any
sanctioned method of doing this in a tomcat world?
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