with the following URL :
http://myhost:8080/myapplication/servlets/org.apache.jsp.myjspdir.myjsp$jsp
Workaround 3 : use Tomcat 3.3 (servlet 2.2 and JSP
1.1), with Tomcat 3, package definition is compliant
with file location.
Yunfeng Hou
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Do
> The compiler driver and classloader used by tomcat
> does a lot of magic to
> get it to work. All jsp files named, for example,
Yes I know the class loader has the job done, is it
bearking the convention? Anyway, I can debug my jsp
now with the jasper I patched.
Yu
and
org.apache.jsp.abc.def respectively.
Yunfeng Hou
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