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Posted to general@jakarta.apache.org by Bob Byron <bb...@radit.com> on 1999/11/12 19:10:11 UTC
Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif" images
on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
Bob Byron
RAD Systems, Inc.
www.radit.com
(972)516-4256
Re: Security Implementation
Posted by "Craig R. McClanahan" <cm...@mytownnet.com>.
Brill Pappin wrote:
> Hi all,
> A little while ago, there was a need for someone to take on the Security
> module for Tomcat...
> has that torch been taken up yet?
That proposal was mine.
The current state of the work is in two new packages that are not yet
integrated with the core:
org.apache.tomcat.security
org.apache.tomcat.security.file
with the basic idea that the existing RealmSecurityConnector interface will
be replaced by a ServiceInterceptor implementation (called
SecurityInterceptor) to enforce the security restrictions, and a pluggable
RealmConnector interface that lets you attach the security architecture to
any of a variety of security technologies (like a JNDI-accessed directory
servier, a JDBC-accessed database, or something custom to your own legacy
environment).
The current code has a lot of "XXX" comments where things need to be
fleshed out, but you can see the direction I've been heading.
Craig McClanahan
Security Implementation
Posted by Brill Pappin <br...@jmonkey.com>.
Hi all,
A little while ago, there was a need for someone to take on the Security
module for Tomcat...
has that torch been taken up yet?
- Brill Pappin
www.jmonkey.com
Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Posted by James Todd <jw...@pacbell.net>.
hmmm ... i believe geoff souter ?sp? was working/addressing/identifying
a "url decoding" item with tomcat. this sounds like the same item to me.
- james
Bob Byron wrote:
> I think this is an issue with spaces in the URL. I have corrected at least
> some of the problems I have had by removing spaces in my URLs. Does anybody
> have any experience with this? Is there some way that I can have spaces in
> my file names, or does NT get left of the game on its file naming
> conventions? Or, am I just doing something wrong when I list my URLs? I am
> currently using the %20 to represent a space in the URL
> (i.e. www.radit.com:8080/T%20E%20S%20T.html that is T E S T.html)
>
> Bob Byron
> RAD Systems, Inc.
> www.radit.com
> (972)516-4256
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: James Todd <ja...@eng.sun.com>
> To: <ge...@jakarta.apache.org>
> Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 7:22 PM
> Subject: Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
>
> tomcat should serve up html and other file types. the webpages/index.html,
> examples/servlets/index.html
> and examples/jsp/index.html all get served up for me. likewise, images and
> other
> non-jsp types are
> served up.
>
> one could map other mime types, including html, to the jsp engine via the
> web
> application deployment
> descriptor file, aka web.xml. see org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml for a
> look at the internal/
> system config data.
>
> hope this helps,
>
> - james
>
> Bob Byron wrote:
>
> > Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
> > standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
> > ".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
> > when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
> > All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
> >
> > 1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
> >
> > 2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif"
> images
> > on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
> >
> > Bob Byron
> > RAD Systems, Inc.
> > www.radit.com
> > (972)516-4256
> >
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Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Posted by Bob Byron <bb...@radit.com>.
I think this is an issue with spaces in the URL. I have corrected at least
some of the problems I have had by removing spaces in my URLs. Does anybody
have any experience with this? Is there some way that I can have spaces in
my file names, or does NT get left of the game on its file naming
conventions? Or, am I just doing something wrong when I list my URLs? I am
currently using the %20 to represent a space in the URL
(i.e. www.radit.com:8080/T%20E%20S%20T.html that is T E S T.html)
Bob Byron
RAD Systems, Inc.
www.radit.com
(972)516-4256
----- Original Message -----
From: James Todd <ja...@eng.sun.com>
To: <ge...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Friday, November 12, 1999 7:22 PM
Subject: Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
tomcat should serve up html and other file types. the webpages/index.html,
examples/servlets/index.html
and examples/jsp/index.html all get served up for me. likewise, images and
other
non-jsp types are
served up.
one could map other mime types, including html, to the jsp engine via the
web
application deployment
descriptor file, aka web.xml. see org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml for a
look at the internal/
system config data.
hope this helps,
- james
Bob Byron wrote:
> Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
> standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
> ".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
> when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
> All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
>
> 1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
>
> 2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif"
images
> on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
>
> Bob Byron
> RAD Systems, Inc.
> www.radit.com
> (972)516-4256
>
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Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Posted by James Todd <jw...@pacbell.net>.
check out the "url-pattern" section of the web.xml "web application
deplopyment descriptor" file. more info on this topic can be found
in the servlet 2.2 spec:
http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/2.2
and possibly in the apm and j2ee docs.
<from memory>
you may have to redefine the "jsp servlet" entry [ which sucks ] from
the org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml file and add the associated
url-pattern attributes.
once tomcat can "aggregate" context specific web.xml data with the
core/internal data one shouldn't have to "redefine the whole thing"
just to add attributes.
</from memory>
hope this helps,
- james
AliGila wrote:
> how to do this?
> I modify the web.xml in etc/ directory
> but no use!
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: James Todd [mailto:james.todd@eng.sun.com]
> Sent: Saturday, November 13, 1999 9:23 AM
> To: general@jakarta.apache.org
> Subject: Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
>
> tomcat should serve up html and other file types. the webpages/index.html,
> examples/servlets/index.html
> and examples/jsp/index.html all get served up for me. likewise, images and other
> non-jsp types are
> served up.
>
> one could map other mime types, including html, to the jsp engine via the web
> application deployment
> descriptor file, aka web.xml. see org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml for a
> look at the internal/
> system config data.
>
> hope this helps,
>
> - james
>
> Bob Byron wrote:
>
> > Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
> > standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
> > ".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
> > when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
> > All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
> >
> > 1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
> >
> > 2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif" images
> > on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
> >
> > Bob Byron
> > RAD Systems, Inc.
> > www.radit.com
> > (972)516-4256
> >
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RE: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Posted by AliGila <al...@21cn.com>.
how to do this?
I modify the web.xml in etc/ directory
but no use!
-----Original Message-----
From: James Todd [mailto:james.todd@eng.sun.com]
Sent: Saturday, November 13, 1999 9:23 AM
To: general@jakarta.apache.org
Subject: Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
tomcat should serve up html and other file types. the webpages/index.html,
examples/servlets/index.html
and examples/jsp/index.html all get served up for me. likewise, images and other
non-jsp types are
served up.
one could map other mime types, including html, to the jsp engine via the web
application deployment
descriptor file, aka web.xml. see org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml for a
look at the internal/
system config data.
hope this helps,
- james
Bob Byron wrote:
> Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
> standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
> ".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
> when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
> All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
>
> 1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
>
> 2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif" images
> on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
>
> Bob Byron
> RAD Systems, Inc.
> www.radit.com
> (972)516-4256
>
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Re: Tomcat and non ".jsp" files
Posted by James Todd <ja...@eng.sun.com>.
tomcat should serve up html and other file types. the webpages/index.html,
examples/servlets/index.html
and examples/jsp/index.html all get served up for me. likewise, images and other
non-jsp types are
served up.
one could map other mime types, including html, to the jsp engine via the web
application deployment
descriptor file, aka web.xml. see org.apache.tomcat.deployment.web.xml for a
look at the internal/
system config data.
hope this helps,
- james
Bob Byron wrote:
> Does Tomcat only process ".jsp" files? I am trying to display just the
> standard index.html file and nothing shows up. Actually, none of the
> ".html" files are found when I try to access them via a browser. However,
> when I enter any ".jsp" file, Tomcat finds it and processes it just fine.
> All of the html, gif and jsp files are in the same directory.
>
> 1) How do I get Tomcat to process ".html" files.
>
> 2) When my ".jsp" files do display, they are currently without ".gif" images
> on them. Anyone know how to get the images to display?
>
> Bob Byron
> RAD Systems, Inc.
> www.radit.com
> (972)516-4256
>
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