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Hi all can any one of you help me .how can i create an alias for my package
Ex: instead of calling like http://localhost:7001/com/sub_dir1/sub_dir2/sub_dir3/index.jsp can i call
http://localhost ort/index.jsp
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eswar,
Please do not cross-post the same question in multiple (or the same) forums. You've already asked this twice in the JSP forum. Please continue any discussion here.
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