The index.jsp is in the Home directory and all other JSPs are located in a JSP directory which is protected. The home directory is not protected.
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Sebastian Hennebrueder
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Erik Weber wrote:
I am restricting *.jsp in web.xml. ActionServlet is mapped to /foo/*.
I would like to use a welcome file so that a URL of http://host:port/app will resolve to the index page. However, the index page is a JSP, so it's not accessible directly. So basically what I need is a "welcome file" that actually resolves to an unprotected Action mapping. Something like this:
<welcome-file-list> <welcome-file>/foo/index.html</welcome-file> </welcome-file-list>
. . .
<action-mappings> <action path="/index.html" forward="/index.jsp"/> </action-mappings>
How can I accomplish this (assuming no Apache Web Server in front)?
Thanks, Erik
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