Hiding .jsp name in the address bar

hello ,
first i want to describe my problems.i have a .jsp file and i want to replace the .jsp name to another name in the address bar.
i want to hide the .jsp name in the address bar.
can u give an example code.then i understand more details.
thanks

I'll give you an example of how this can be done in Tomcat and in essence it should apply to any servlet container.
Tomcat has a web.xml file in it's conf directory that decides the basic mappings etc for ALL webapps in this tomcat instance. Now, if you wanto to do this just for a particular webapp then edit the web.xml file for your webapp.
If you want to call your files /something.foo all you need to do is map this extension to the jsp servlet for interpretation. Otherwise it will be treated as a text file.

<servlet-mapping>
<servlet-name>jsp</servlet-name>
<url-pattern>*.foo</url-pattern>
</servlet-mapping>
You can add all the mappings you want. All you're really doing is masquerading the .jsp extension.
Hope this is what you were looking for.
Charlie

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