Re: Witango-Talk: Apache2 (Win32) run .jsp files as TML

[Customer Support]

The witango module automatically registers the .taf, .tcf, .tml and  
.thtml with the apache server when it is loaded.  Using the ForceType  
application/witango-application-file should work fine and you can use  
it for as many extensions as you like.  You also do not need to use the  
AddType directives.  All this will do is force the file/request to be  
sent to the witango module. This is the best way to do this as you can  
control it per directory/virtual host.  You need to change the mime  
type of the request so that the witango plugin will pick it up and  
process it.

<Directory />
     Options FollowSymLinks
     AllowOverride None
      <Files *.html>
          ForceType application/witango-application-file
      </Files>
</Directory>
The mod_rewrite and mod_mime_magic can interfere with the registrations  
and the processing of other modules so check their settings.  Try  
changing the order of where the witango module gets loaded.  If you are  
loading the witango module last, try loading it before the rewrite  
module and after the mod_mime_magic module

Start easy with just a .html file with a single witango tag in it.   
Once you get that working it should be a simple step to get the jsp  
files being passed to the witango server.  It should not make any  
difference whether the files are a taf or a html file as the server  
will auto sense its structure.  If a .html file works and a .jsp  
doesn't there is probably another module that is trying to process it  
as well.

Witango Support
On 03/08/2004, at 12:36 AM, Matt Muro wrote:
Hey Gang,
I've added the following line to my Apache 2.0.49 (Win32) httpd.conf  
file:

        AddType application/witango-application-file .jsp
so that the .jsp files I'm converting to TML (not TAF) files are passed
along to Witango 5.
It works fine if the .jsp files are TAFs, but not if they're TML files.
I've also seen a suggestion in the list to add:
        ForceType application/witango-application-file
Likewise, this will work for JSPs masquerading as TAF files but not TML
files.
Does anyone know what the "application/blah-blah-blah" would be for the
Apache TML Handler?  Does such Apache handler exists?  I've tried,  
without
success:
	AddType application/witango-tml-file .jsp
	AddType application/witango-meta-file .jsp

Thanks,
- Matt
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