Url mapping

          I have a webapp and the welcome file is:
          http://localhost:7001/LAM/login.jsp.
          All of the posts and gets are sent to a single servlet
          that controls the flow to and from jsp pages.
          My co-workers and I would like to be able so something like:
          http://localhost:7001/LAM/anyjsp.jsp?arg=arg&arg2=arg etc.
          or http://localhost:7001/LAM/jsp/anyjsp.jsp?arg=arg&arg2=arg etc.
          so we can pass args in and out of the pages from the browsers
          address input rather than going through the app to get to a certain jsp page and
          submitting the arguments. The jsp files are in the weblogic/webapp/jsp directory
          and the servlet is in the
          weblogic/web-inf/classes directory. The servlet is defined and mapped in the web.xml
          file. We can't get the url in the address window to go to a given jsp page. What
          do I need to do to get around this or what do I need to configure to set this
          up?
          Thanks,
          Bill

Hi,
We can give same url mapping to both Servlets but we can access the servlet which is entered first in web.xml because whenever we send a request to the webserver then webserver look at the elements in web.xml file one by one.
When it finds the corresponding url mapping then immediately sends the response to the client.The same url mapping for the next element will be ignored.
Regards
Anilkumar kari

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Hi mallela1,
I also had similar issue couple of months back when I was trying to access a remote URL from a Windows service when the site does not exists in the server where service resides.
You cannot access a remote url (even though it is SharePoint server and also in same network ) from server object model.
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          > Hi,
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hello,
(excuse me for my poor English)
I want to map a short url to large one. for example:
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