Date: Tue, 12 Jun 2007 01:26:05 -0700
Hi Max,
Assuming you have a servlet-mapping for the FacesServlet of "/faces/*" the welcome-file below should work (I just tried it and it worked) -- although only for the index.jsp in the docroot. For subdirectories, it doesn't work (and I'm not sure it can work as the welcome-file would have to insert "/faces" after your context root, and the page name at the end of the requested uri).
As for #2, are you saying the welcome-file is not invoked when you specify "index.jsf" as the welcome file and then make "http://<host>/<uri>/"? If so, this works for our app... however, we actually have files named "index.jsf" (using JSFTemplating) which I think is a requirement for this to work. However, if you mean that you have index.jsp and asking for index.jsf directly (w/ the servlet mapping mentioned) doesn't work... this should work (and I have test that it does work).
If you are testing after making web.xml changes w/o redeploying, you should remove the files in the "domains/domain1/generated/" directory. GlassFish will not re-look at your web.xml files unless you redeploy or it can't find the information from the generated directory.
Good luck!
Ken
Max Poon wrote:
Hi *
On SJS AppServer 9.0_01 (+ NetBeans 5.5) :
(1) It seems that the <welcome-file> configured in my app's WEB-INF/web.xml :
<welcome-file-list>
<welcome-file>/faces/index.jsp</welcome-file>
</welcome-file-list>
is always ignored as
(2) Also, FacesServlet is not invoked for http://<host>/<uri>/index.jsf even if web.xml has the following:
- seen from NetBeans (attached image) and
- in actual application, i.e. requesting http://<host>/<uri> always goes to http://<host>/<uri>/index.jsp instead of http://<host>/<uri>/faces/index.jsp
<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>Faces Servlet</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>*.jsf</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
Any input much appreciated.
Thanks!
Max
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