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Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 18:13:49 +0100
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Subject: DO NOT REPLY [Bug 33564]  -
    Servlet Init Params for a jsp cannot be obtained

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------- Additional Comments From b_basham@yahoo.com  2005-02-15 18:13 -------
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New webapp with new behavior.

Hello again,

We are getting closer.	Bruce discovered that the 'fork' and 'xpoweredBy' init
params are coming from the JSP invoker servlet defined in conf/web.xml.  So...
it seems clear that Tomcat is using this servlet definition rather than our
servlet definition.

So, I concluded that I needed a servlet mapping (to override the primary JSP
invoker mapping).  So in this WAR file I have added a servlet-mapping element
for the /index.jsp servlet.  Now... I am seeing both sets of init params in my
JSP page.  Is that really how it should work?  Should every JSP page include
the init params for the JSP invoker?  This seems odd, but easily worked-around.


-Bryan


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