There is a project deployed in Tomcat.
The web-app of course in is
webapps of tomcat and the structure is as follows:
tomcat-home
|--webapps
|
-MyProject
|
-WEB-INF
-startingPoint.js
-client
-other dirs etc
Now startingPoint.js is a javascript file that essentially loads an applet in the browser and is similar to this:
document.write('<OBJECT ');
document.write(' codebase = "jre.exe" WIDTH = "100%" HEIGHT = "100%" MAYSCRIPT > ');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME = CODE VALUE = "com/AnApplet.class" > ');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME = CODEBASE VALUE = "/MyProject/client/classes" >');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME = ARCHIVE VALUE = "/MyProject/client/lib/Appletclient.jar"> ');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME = "type" VALUE = "application/x-java-applet;version=1.6"> ');
document.write(' <PARAM NAME = "MAYSCRIPT" VALUE="true"> ');
etc.
If I write in the IE url bar the url:
http://ip:port/MyProject (tomcat is running of course) the applet is loaded in my browser but I can not understand how. I mean from web.xml I can not see s开发者_JAVA技巧omething that would serve the javascript file. If a js file is in the roor directory of my project, does it get automatically served? I feel I am missing something here. Could someone please advice, what is it here I should be looking for?Thanks
Either this .js is included in your welcome-page specified in web.xml or in index page ,
That page will get loaded and with that if js is included it will load.
The index.jsp (or any file configured in the <welcome-file-list> located in the root of the web application is served by default.
If you don't have such a file, it depends on another settings whether to show a listing of the directory, or deny access.
Hi Another approach could be, You just write a index.jsp/ index.html. Include your js in the file.
Call .js on
<body onload=foo();>
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