It's not the web.xml that's specific to Tomcat, it's the compiled JSP
classes (to be frank other JSP compilers might select totally different
filenames rendering the web.xml specific to Tomcat too).
Have a look at the .class files that are in the catalina-admin.jar. The
classes look like:
packag
Charles,
Sure, that works if you're banking on Tomcat as your deployment target,
but the classes that you've compiled and hardwired (there many lines of
hardwiring in the admin web.xml) to Tomcat.
I'm still looking for something a bit more portable. Thanks for your
answer, though.
--lee
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Yeah, I'm trying to avoid using Velocity and make JSP a more appropriate
templating language. The framework is doing all the processing and
delegating to JSPs as templates.
--lee
On 12/29/06, Mikolaj Rydzewski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Lee Crawford wrote:
> To give more con
I'm trying to figure out how a servlet running in the Tomcat container can
access jsp's that are included as part of a jar that has been installed in
the WEB-INF/lib directory? Obviously they can't be accessed from the outside
via URI's but I was hoping that they could be accessed from the
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