https://issues.apache.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=47378
Bobby Lawrence <robe...@jlab.org> changed:
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Resolution|INVALID |REMIND
--- Comment #2 from Bobby Lawrence <robe...@jlab.org> 2009-06-17 06:29:25 PST
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In the scenario that you described (the multiple welcome files index.jsp,
index.html, etc), I would think that the container should try each in
succession until it finds one that is valid. The mechanism for "defering that
decision" would have to be built into the DefaultServlet.
This means that if a developer wanted to forward a user to some random servlet,
"/dosomething", or to a Struts action, or to a JSF page, I would have to create
some dummy file in which all it did was forward the request?
This has been an issue with other jsp/servlet containers in the past and the
developer community fixed it. I was hoping that the Tomcat community would
provide a fix for this. Instead it looks like if I want to run my apps on
Tomcat, I will have to modify them all...
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