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    • JSP/Servlets

    1. How do I enable the JSP/Servlet support for my domain?

    2. I've made some modifications to my JSP/Servlet web application. How do I apply them ?

    3. My servlet mappings are not recognized ?!

    4. Where do I place my JSP files ? What about the servlets/classes, JARs and WARs?

    5. Why is index.jsp not recognized as a "DirectoryIndex" page ?

    Why is index.jsp not recognized as a "DirectoryIndex" page ?

    Currently, it's impossible to use the index.jsp in the apache's DirectoryIndex directive. Here are some suggestions how to get around the problem if You need an index.jsp as a starup page:

    In .htaccess file You can write:

    RedirectMatch (.*)/$ /index.jsp

    This will redirect requests for the directory the .htaccess is placed in, as well as any subdirs, to the index.jsp in that coresponding dir. Here's an example:

    http://sub.domain.com/ -> http://sub.domain.com/index.jsp
    http://sub.domain.com/dir/dir2 -> http://sub.domain.com/dir/dir2/index.jsp

    If You do not need recursion when redirecting to the index.jsp You can place this in an .htaccess file in the relevant directory:

    RedirectMatch ^/$ /index.jsp
    Ofcourse mod_rewrite could also be used, and additional checks could be done to check if the index.jsp actually exists before redirecting to it.

     
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