Actually, I'm not getting completely does that file even exist? Shouldn't be this something users configure in their wars ?
The above resource servlet is causing me trouble because I have my own handling and I have to disable it by commenting it out in the snap jar, which is an ugly hack.
Dmitry Sklyut Messages: 252 Registered: January 2010
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You should be able to disable it by setting up a servlet with the same servlet name in your web.xml. If that does not work please submit a bugzilla issue.
Also, what kind of trouble does resource servlet causing you?
The trouble is that I use tiles and there is a servlet that handles the jsp(s), and if I don't disable this servlet, it takes over and my tiles servlet is not executed.
Dmitry Sklyut Messages: 252 Registered: January 2010
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Hi Jan,
Can you please explain how jsp servlet or resource servlet gets in the way of Tiles? I have not used tiles since Struts days and have not kept up to date with it. As far as I remember - tiles only wanted an "initialization" servlet that does not map to anything. You would still need a "jsp" servlet to render the pages.
We are currently doing "stuff" to snaps - so cases like that would help to test the changes or help us adjust approach. A simple use case snap bundle would help a great deal also.