I'm trying to have Tomcat serve up a directory listing if a file listed
in the <welcome-file-list> doesn't exist. I have custom files there that
will get passed to my servlet if the normal HTML or JSP files don't exist.
In Tomcat 6, this seemed to work nicely. I have my files listed in the
welcome file list and if they didn't exist, I'd get a directory listing
like I wanted. But, in Tomcat 7, as soon as Tomcat sees that I have a
custom file in my <welcome-file-list>, it simply hands off the request
to my servlet and I get a 404 from my servlet instead of a directory
listing from Tomcat's "default" servlet.
Is it possible to have Tomcat 7 check for the existence of a file before
it passes a request to my servlet? That way I could get the directory
listing from the default servlet?
I'm just using the built-in Coyote Web server on both TC6 and TC7, so no
external web server should be complicating things.
Any direction on this would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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Warm Regards,
Jordan Michaels
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