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Echoofdeath
Posts: 28
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Posted 21:45 Feb 24, 2016 |
How do you change the URL mapping of a JSP? I know in servlet you change @Webtest .... urlPatterns = { } |
aromer61
Posts: 16
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Posted 21:50 Feb 24, 2016 |
I had the same question too. But what I did was make a folder under Web content in Eclipse called "Homework4" and then put my EL.jsp folder in that folder. To make it work on the cs3 server, I put the Homework4 folder under Web content in the cs3 server and it worked for me. Not sure if this is the only way of doing it but I know for sure JSP files go under Web content. |
Echoofdeath
Posts: 28
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Posted 21:59 Feb 24, 2016 |
thanks! I did the same thing you did and it worked :D |
jbattini
Posts: 49
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Posted 22:00 Feb 24, 2016 |
Since JSPs are static content like the html and xml files you just need to upload them to the root directory. Just make si folders to reflect the desired URL |
aromer61
Posts: 16
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Posted 22:03 Feb 24, 2016 |
Oh ok I see. So was it ok to deploy a Homework4 folder with the "EL.jsp" file under Web Content in the cs3 server then? It works, but I just want to make sure I did everything correctly. |
jbattini
Posts: 49
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Posted 22:05 Feb 24, 2016 |
Well actually not the root folder but the folder where your assignments file is, make a folder called Homework4 and in there save your EL.jsp file |
jbattini
Posts: 49
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Posted 22:07 Feb 24, 2016 |
Id have to look at my FileZilla to remember exactly what folder it goes into but as long as you can go to cs320stuxx/Homework4/EL.jsp and pull the file up you put it in the right place Which is why you put it in the folder where your Assignments.html and make the folder there Last edited by jbattini at
22:15 Feb 24, 2016.
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