1. Using Servlets and JSP together resulting in unexpected looping stackoverflow.comI'm trying to use Servlets as a controller layer and JSPs as a view layer. Many of the examples/tutorials I've read suggest doing somehting like this:
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2. How can I map a "root" Servlet so that other scripts are still runnable? stackoverflow.comI'm trying to build a Servlet that calls a JSP page similar to the following:
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3. is there any way to map a servlet to */ stackoverflow.comi want to map a servlet to URLs end with /. like /user/register/, /user/login/, but not any other resource under that path, not /*. i tried /*/, but it doesn't work. so ... |
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5. Servlet Mapping using web.xml stackoverflow.comI have a confusion regarding the structure of the web.xml for the servlet mapping, I don't have any problem by executing it but I am trying to figure it how why ... |
6. mapping of web.xml for .jsp files coderanch.com |
7. Web.xml Question - Map Servlet coderanch.com |
9. How do I access a servlet not mapped in web.xml coderanch.com |
10. Servlet mapping question (web.xml) coderanch.comOK thanks. I wanted to avoid using a prefix since masking all of that with rules, etc in mod_jk is a pain and I really want short seo urls coming off of my domain name. I ended up just moving all of my images, css, js, etc to a web server so now I can filter everything using /*. |
11. Need for servlet mapping in web.xml coderanch.com |
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