> Web server (ie apache) or application server (ie tomcat). Application server > shouldn't be > stripping off the context, and yes that would be a violation. Web server stripping > off > context... well if you tell it. Our webserver doesn't strip off context at all, > because we tell it > not to. If yours is, then yes your violating J2EE, but I don't think it's > necesarily the web > servers fault.
Just to clarify the configuration, the administrator of the servers has it configured to that it *intentionally* strips off this portion of the URL, hence my concern. It isn't the web server's fault since it just does what it is told, but it is very much the fault of our administrators. I need to make a point to them (so that I don't have to live with hacked code) and I needed to get some backing from the spec. Does anyone know where I would find reference to this in the J2EE spec so that I can flip to a page and say "there it is?" --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
