;
>
> Adjust the charset if you need to.
>
> Mark
>
>
Thanks, Mark. That worked perfectly.
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Leonard Bedner wrote:
>>>
>>> contentType
>>> text/x-server-parsed-html(;.*)?
>>>
Leave this as is.
> Perhaps I am just not understanding how to use the content type, most likely
> because I do not know anything about regular expressions. In short, how do I
>
ce, but I thought doing something like
the following would make this work for jsp:
contentType
text/x-server-parsed-jsp(;.*)?
Perhaps I am just not understanding how to use the content type, most likely
because I do not know anything about regular expressions. In short, how do I
set the content type fo
Leonard Bedner wrote:
> When jsp is taken out of . it returns the time, and the context
> path perfectly. When I add it back though, I just get whitespace.
>
> Any ideas?
JSP processing is also done by a servlet. You can't have the same
resource served by two servlets. Try switching to using the
t;
When jsp is taken out of . it returns the time, and the context
path perfectly. When I add it back though, I just get whitespace.
Any ideas?
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