RE: Sending all traffic to 1 JSP

[Michael Wentzel <Mi...@aswethink.com>]

> Is it possible to configure jakarta so that no matter what 
> the URL is, a 
> specific JSP is always called instead? So the user can enter 
> any URL into 
> the browser for my domain, but my 1 JSP page will always be 
> called anyway?

One way is writing your own RequestInterceptor which redirs on
all requests != the desired JSP.  As a side note... if done this
way may I suggest configuring this in a props file to remove the
need for a recompile if things should change in the future.


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Michael Wentzel
Software Developer
Software As We Think - http://www.aswethink.com

RE: Sending all traffic to 1 JSP

["David M. Rosner" <da...@recommend-it.com>]

That is a good solution, but i'm actually going to need other webapps on 
the server NOT use this 1 JSP. Can I have a different RequestInterceptor 
for 1domain and have other domains servered out by Jakarta use the default 
RequestInterceptor?

Also - i'm not sure I understand your suggested approach for configuring 
this in a property file. Can you please expand?


Thanks!


-dave





At 10:04 AM 6/6/2001, Michael Wentzel wrote:
> > Is it possible to configure jakarta so that no matter what
> > the URL is, a
> > specific JSP is always called instead? So the user can enter
> > any URL into
> > the browser for my domain, but my 1 JSP page will always be
> > called anyway?
>
>One way is writing your own RequestInterceptor which redirs on
>all requests != the desired JSP.  As a side note... if done this
>way may I suggest configuring this in a props file to remove the
>need for a recompile if things should change in the future.
>
>
>---
>Michael Wentzel
>Software Developer
>Software As We Think - http://www.aswethink.com