Martin Gainty wrote: > if the proposed solution is not conformant to spec
There is a spec compliant solution to the OPs question... > or is not a TC solution ...and Tomcat supports that spec compliant solution. > yelling at the op or anyone else Whose yelling? I don't see any shouting on this thread. I see an OP who wants to be spoon-fed the answer rather than doing a little research and actually learn something and I see you throwing misdirection and inaccurate information around but I don't see any yelling. > (even though what you're saying is technically correct) > still does not provide (a TC Servlet-spec) solution that will work for the > client Yet again, there is a perfectly simple spec compliant solution and the OP has pointers they need to find it. > the end result is that the client gets ticked and *everyone* loses that > client or customer There is no client or customer here, just members of the Tomcat user community. This community has some ground rules which have been better described than I ever could by others: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html http://slash7.com/pages/vampires and people are expected to abide by them. > i ask again..the answer is? A simple three step solution. 1. Read the Servlet specification. Any version would do but since the OP is using Tomcat 5.5, the Servlet 2.4 spec would be best. 2. Understand what a context path is. 3. Read my original answer again. Mark --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
