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Case Insensitive page names in tomcat 5

 
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Hi,

Is there some configuration in Tomcat 5 so that the file search can be made case-insensitive...

Eg. localhost:8080/EFile should point to the same page as localhost:8080/efile ???




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Prateek
 
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Read about the caseSensitive attribute here. Also pay special attention to the note in bold.
 
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Thanks for the reply

Im using Windows OS so this approach dose not seem to be secure...

I am currently using an adhoc approach by creating jsp pages with the following names
1) EFile 2) Efile 3) efile 4) eFile.
and then redirecting them all to one page.

Kindly suggest some better and secure approach if possible...

 
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