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Result of request.getServletPath() wrong in case JSP inside jsp-property-group





------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED]  2004-03-16 15:25 -------
As I said, I contend that this was not what was intended by the spec authors.
Due to the "servlet mapping"-like effect of jsp-property-group, and yet the need
to have web server like features and a JSP container (I'm sure in 5 minutes
you'll be complaining that directory listings do not work), you need special JSP
specific processing in your servlet container (and this processing is relatively
complex).
To implement jsp-property-group properly, you probably would have to do some
mapping hacks, and assign some requests to the JSP servlet (after regular
mapping), which is relatively complex (jsp-property-group/url-mapping is not
trivial, and you have to do it during request dispatching as well), has a
performance cost (similar to filter mapping), and introduces obvious
dependencies with JSP.
That violates the original design idea of the independence of the servlet and
JSP specs.

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