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Complete Structure of Web.xml

 
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Hey Friends,
Where could i find the complete structure of
web.xml with all the elements.
 
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One of the places where u can find the complete structure of the web.xml is the book - Java Servlet Programming by Jason Hunter.
 
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Thanks Amit, I will Check up. :roll:
 
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here is my version of web.xml

and Pkumar plz change ur name as per javaranch policies (they have only this policy. wish you will cooperate)
 
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Two things to do:
1st thing:
"pkumar"-
Welcome to the JavaRanch! Please adjust your displayed name to match the JavaRanch Naming Policy.
You can change it here.
2nd thing:
Download the Servlet and JSP specifications. The Servlet Spec will include the entire format of the web.xml
Again, welcome to the JavaRanch!
[ June 18, 2002: Message edited by: Jessica Sant ]
 
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You might also find Marty Hall useful
-anthony
[ June 18, 2002: Message edited by: Anthony Villanueva ]
 
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Hi Ravish,Jessica and Anthony,
Thank you for your postings. I find this to be
pretty useful for my preparations.
As per JavaRanch Policy i have updated my name
from "pkumar" to "Prathap kumar" is that ok now
 
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