Hi,
I have a webapp (a portal) that sets the crossContext="true" and so
can accesss other webapps in Tomcat. My goal is to do an include() on
the manager webapp to show the deployed applications. Here is my code:
doGet(HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse res) throws
IOException, ServletException {
ServletContext context = ctx.getContext("/manager");
context.getRequestDispatcher("/list").include(req, res);
}
Unfortunately I get the following:
FAIL - Unknown command /portal
I looked at the source code of the manager app and I see it has this line:
String command = request.getPathInfo();
if (command == null)
command = request.getServletPath();
So it looks like request.getPathInfo() is returning null so then it uses
the getServletPath which returns my servlet path that is doing the
dispatching, "portal" and not "/list" as I desire. Is that expected
behaavior?
I finally "hacked" something together, where I have to pass in my own
implementation of HttpServletRequest object in the include(), where the
getPathInfo returns a hardcoded "/list"-- it works but is a terrible
hack. I'm wondering if there is a better way-- or maybe the manager
webapp could be altered so that instead of doing request.getPathInfo it
could do some kind of request.getParameter().. in which case the manager
webapp would be invoked by doing /manager?command=list instead of
/manager/list
Thanks, Jason
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