Joseph S wrote:
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> Mark Thomas wrote:
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>>> --- Original Message ---
>>> From: Joseph S
>>> To: Tomcat Users List
>>> Sent: 09/06/09, 01:58:45
>>> Subject: Re: Problem with overriding the default servlet on tc 6.0.18
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Mark Thomas wrote:
--- Original Message ---
From: Joseph S
To: Tomcat Users List
Sent: 09/06/09, 01:58:45
Subject: Re: Problem with overriding the default servlet on tc 6.0.18
Joseph S wrote:
After restarting tomcat it started working by itself, but only if I've
over
> --- Original Message ---
> From: Joseph S
> To: Tomcat Users List
> Sent: 09/06/09, 01:58:45
> Subject: Re: Problem with overriding the default servlet on tc 6.0.18
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> Joseph S wrote:
> > After restarting tomcat it started working by itself, but only
2009/6/9 Bill Barker :
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>> Incidentally I discovered you can't by having an empty
>> element, you have to have at least one in there or the
>> default servlet will use the one in $CATALINA_BASE/conf/web.xml . Bug or
>> feature?
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> I'd say an enhancement rather than a bug, since you can always
"Joseph S" wrote in message
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>I have this in the web.xml of my application:
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> MyServlet
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>/
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> Which works fine, except for requests without pathinfo (i.e.
> http://servername/ ). T
Joseph S wrote:
After restarting tomcat it started working by itself, but only if I've
overriden the default in my web.xml
More on this: I discovered that reloading the webapp itself doesn't
work, I have to restart Tomcat itself in order to get the welcome file
list override to take.
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After restarting tomcat it started working by itself, but only if I've
overriden the default in my web.xml or move
index.jsp out of the way, implying that the default tomcat servlet is
running *before* mine and then handing off to mine. I checked and
requesting a plain static file does get ha
I have this in the web.xml of my application:
MyServlet
/
Which works fine, except for requests without pathinfo (i.e.
http://servername/ ). That still seems to be handled by the default
tomcat servlet, which is serving up the index.j
