Virtual directory on IIS and Tomcat

[Hua Hou <hu...@handango.com>]

I have a question about IIS and Tomcat virtual directory. Please shed some
light on it if you can.
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IIS SETUP

website: 
"tomcat" is mapped to <Tomcat-Home>\webapps\ROOT

virtual directory: 
"include" is mapped to <Tomcat-Home>\webapps\ROOT

Tomcat physical directory layout:
<Tomcat-Home>
     +-- webapps
           +-- ROOT
                +-- core(directory)
                |     +-- A.jsp
                |
                +-- foo(directory)
                     +-- C.jsp


Inside C.jsp
<jsp:include page="/include/core/A.jsp"/>

In IE browser:

when I browse: http://tomcat.mycompany.com/foo/C.jsp

the servlet engine is trying to resolve:
http://tomcat.mycompany.com/include/core/A.jsp
which does not exist (becaue ROOT/include directory does not exist)

How can I make the <jsp:include page="/include/core/A.jsp"/> to resolve to
the ROOT/core/A.jsp, 
instead of ROOT/include/core/A.jsp?

I could remove the "/include" in the <jsp:include
page="/include/core/A.jsp"/> and make it <jsp:include page="/core/A.jsp"/>
But there are too many files for me to do this way. So I am looking for a
cleaner way to do. 
(Preferrable through tomcat configuration)
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Thanks.

Hua



      

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