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Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2001 10:11:21 -0500
From: Chad LaJoie <clajoie@vt.edu>
Subject: JSPs and namedDispatchers
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I am trying to forward a request back and forth between a servlet and some 
JSPs.  The way I am trying to do this is via a namedDispatcher.  The 
problem I am having is, how do I name a JSP.  I was looking through the 
web-app DTD and it seems that something like this would work

<serevlet>
         <servlet-name>
                 RSSChannelWizard
         </servlet-name>
         <jsp-file>
                 /rss/rsschannelwizard.jsp
         </jsp-file>
</servlet>

Will this work (given that I can get to the above jsp from the above address)?

Chad La Joie                           "Only a man who can not conquer
IT Specialist                             his deficiencies feels the need to
IS&C - WARD                              convince the world he has none"