How can I use Servlets to access the HTML uses of having JSP without having to have all my client-facing pages called *.jsp?
ASP.NET MVC web app that exposes \"friendly\" URLs: http://somesite.com/friendlyurl ...which are rewritten (not redirected) to ASP.NET MVC-style URLs under the hood:
Say in my web.xml file, I define a servlet like so: <url-pattern>/MyURL/*</url-pattern> How do i access anyth开发者_开发技巧ing passed in the * in my servlet? I\'m planning to use use t
My app is sending users email with the following: https://blah.chacha.com/feedback/##comment-reply-169
I have a form that submits a search for blogs on my site via GET. The form works fine, but when submitted, the url on the following page reads (\"Find it\" is the value of my submit button):
I need a help, does anyone can tell me how to change a url \"http://www.domain.com/search.php?key=+Ebooks&type=title&Submit=Search\"
I\'m trying to add a \"fullname\" in the route in my url, and I wonder which chars I should replace? Should I use _ instead of space? and what other chars might \"need\" replacing?
I want to use java\'s URLEncoder class to encode my url strings.However, by default it converts sp开发者_高级运维aces to \'+\' (plus sign).I\'d like it to use \'-\' instead (similar to how this site e
I have this sole route in my app: routes.MapRoute( \"Default\", \"{controller}/{action}/{id}\", new { controller = \"Home\", action = \"Index\", id = \"\"}
Let\'s say I have an app and in that app I need to view and edit \"documents\".I was thinking of this URL design.
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