N.s.Karthik wrote:
My Friend
Let me Explain...
I have an an web based application hosted on a tomcat server (port :8080)
hence to access the application , i have to use the URL as follows
*http://<IP>:<port>/APP/index.jsp*
Now if some reason , I have to expose some underlying methods part's of
the same web Application as SOAP
requirement (Applying Axis2 config on same web application) ,I have to use
the URL as follows
*http://<IP>:<port>/APP/services/abcd?wsdl*
What OTHER config changes / challenges should i have to do in Tomcat for
multi usage ( browser / SOAP ) for the same ?
Hi. Sorry, but I still do not understand clearly what the problem is.
What do you call "one URL" ?
To me,
http://<IP>:<port>/APP/index.jsp
is one URL
and
http://<IP>:<port>/APP/services/abcd?wsdl
is another URL
These 2 URLs happen to match for the part
http://<IP>:<port>/APP/
which would mean that, using the standard Tomcat mapping rules, they would be passed on by
Tomcat to the same webapp "APP".
Now what happens below that, with the parts "/index.jsp" or "/services/*", is under
control of the <url-mapping> sections of the webapp's
..(tomcat)/webapps/APP/WEB-INF/web.xml file.
Is it that part that is not clear ?
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