You can map you servlet to myApp/
e.g.
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>WicketServlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>/myApp/</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
but you must be aware, that all external resources (css, js, images)
will be one level "deeper".
-Matej
Jan Bares wrote:
Hi,
I am not servlet API guru, but there's something strage in URL handling in
wicket. The http://server/myApp will display homepage of myApp. However,
http://server/myApp/ (note the final slash) returns error 404. For me this
is strange behaviour. When I use something similar with Apache or IIS, the
behaviour is different:
I ask for http://server/myApp. It is mapped to a folder. Apache responds
with redirect to http://server/myApp/ (note the final slash) and
http://server/myApp/ returns default document from the folder.
(wicket 1.1b2)
Jan
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