- From: Walter do Valle <walter@softplan.com.br>
- Date: Wed, 25 Jul 2001 09:22:10 -0300
- To: "www-jigsaw@w3.org" <www-jigsaw@w3.org>
About one year ago Yves said this about using Jakarta Tomcat with Jigsaw. I have some questions about this matter. > Yves Lafon wrote: > > The page about JSP: > http://www.w3.org/Jigsaw/Doc/User/jsp.html > > (We will add screenshots soon ;) Will be very usefull! > in my classpath I have jasper.jar webserver.jar and xml.jar I downloaded the latest version of Tomcat (3.2.3) and it doesn't have the xml.jar file. I found some xml packages in webserver.jar. Does I need to the file xml.jar? > I have a servlet setup: > /servlet/jakarta-jsp > with the following setup: > it is a ServletWrapper, with a ServletWrapperFrame > Servlet Class is org.apache.jasper.runtime.JspServlet Is jakarta-jsp a directory under servlet? If so, then why it is not a DirectoryResource? When I create a directoy it is a DirectoryResource. If I create a resource manually it is not a directory. > and the following parameters: > keepgenerated true > sendErrToClient true > scratchdir /tmp > > I added an entry in the indexer for the jsp extension with the following > configuration: > jsp is a FileResource with a ServletMapperFrame > and the servlet url is /servlet/jakarta-jsp > > After doing this setup, every jsp will be indexed the right way. Ok. In this case i need to put all my jsp pages in /servlet/jakarta-jsp directory. Right? What can I do if I want to put my jsp pages in any directory under WWW? Thanks for any help. Hugs P.S.: My Jigsaw is 2.2.0
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