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Objects in obj.conf

Appendix A Servlet Settings in magnus.conf and obj.conf 97

For another way to direct files of a specific type to a specific servlet, see the

description of the

servlet-mapping element in the web.xml file, which is

described in the Servlet 2.2 API specification:

http://java.sun.com/products/servlet/index.html

For a way to direct files of a specific type to a specific servlet as in iPlanet Web

Server 4.x, see “Using Regular Expressions in rules.properties,” on page 89.

For an example of the basic use of

NSServletService, see the discussion of

Service examples in Chapter 2, “Syntax and Use of Obj.conf” in the NSAPI

Programmer’s Guide for iPlanet Web Server.

When servlets are enabled, the following directive appears in the default object:

NameTrans fn="NSServletNameTrans" name="servlet"

This directive is used for servlet virtual path translations and for the URI cache. Do

not delete this line.

Also,

obj.conf always has the following object, which you should not delete:

If you delete this object, you can no longer use the Server Manager interface to

enable servlets and modify servlet settings.

For more information, see the NSAPI Programmer’s Guide for iPlanet Web Server.

NameTrans fn=assign-name name=foo from=*.foo

...other directives...

</Object>

ObjectType fn=force-type type=magnus-internal/servlet

Service fn="NSServletService" servlet="wasp"

</Object>

ObjectType fn=force-type type=text/html

Service fn="NSServletService"

</Object>

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