GF: Default appl welcome page

[arthury]

All,

I have been looking around in the manuals and Goolging but cannot find the answer to this supposedly simply scenario.

If I have a web application built in NetBeans using Glassfish and deployed it locally in localhost.

When I use a browser to hit this

[1] http://localhost:8080/MyAppl/

versus

[2] http://localhost:8080/MyAppl/index.html

Where on earth is it rendering the HTML page from in [1]?
[1] and [2] are currently rendering differing contents.

I have checked my configs in
a) web.xml
b) domain.xml
and both looks good.


Please shed some light.

Thanks,
Art

[Tony]

Project/Properties/Run

Tony

-----Original Message-----
From: arthury [mailto:address-removed]
Sent: 16 February 2011 20:00
To: address-removed
Subject: [nbj2ee] GF: Default appl welcome page

All,

I have been looking around in the manuals and Goolging but cannot find the
answer to this supposedly simply scenario.

If I have a web application built in NetBeans using Glassfish and deployed
it locally in localhost.

When I use a browser to hit this

[1] http://localhost:8080/MyAppl/

versus

[2] http://localhost:8080/MyAppl/index.html

Where on earth is it rendering the HTML page from in [1]?
[1] and [2] are currently rendering differing contents.

I have checked my configs in
a) web.xml
b) domain.xml
and both looks good.


Please shed some light.

Thanks,
Art

[troy a. giunipero]

I'm pretty sure this is a result of the Servlet 3.0 Specification.

The index.html (and index.jsp) page is mapped by default when there is no mapping in the deployment descriptor.  So if GlassFish' servlet container adheres to the Servlet 3.0 spec (it does), the application will try to serve these pages when none is specified.



On 16 February 2011 20:00, arthury <address-removed ([email]address-removed[/email])> wrote: