Cant do internal forward to /WEB-INF

I've seen this problem referred to in earlier posts, but could not get a
          clear read on whether it represents "normal" behavior or a bug in Weblogic.
          I'm using Weblogic 6.1 SP1:
          I'm using the jakarta-struts-1.0.2 framework to develop a web app, and
          desire that certain JSPs not be accessible directly via the client's
          browser, but only through execution of a struts "Action". Thus, I put these
          JSPs in /<context-root/WEB-INF. Such JSPs are forwarded to via the struts
          servlet ("ActionServlet") per code similar to the following:
          RequestDispatcher rd =
          getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher("/WEB-INF/somefile.jsp");
          rd.forward(request, response);
          But I get the same 404-Not Found error as if I had targeted the JSP
          directly. My understanding of the Servlet/JSP spec is that such internal
          forwards are exempt from the WEB-INF restriction that applies to direct
          access.
          Is there a workaround for this? I'd like to have some mechanism whereby a
          given JSP can be targeted only after some initial processing by a Struts
          action.
          Thanks for any help on this ...
          

It's my understanding that this point in the specification was interpreted differently by BEA, such that it doesn't allow forwards or includes of content in WEB-INF. I also believe I heard that an option to control this will be introduced in the next major release.
          I've envisioned a possible workaround, although I haven't tried this. If all the JSP pages that you want to protect access to are also protected by security-constraints in your web.xml, then you can set the only role for all the JSP pages to "nobody", and then ensure that all protected JSP pages are only accessed through a forward from an action.

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