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Help with filters in icefaces

 
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Hi all ,

I am a newbie here . I have a problem with implementing filtering functionality in Icefaces.
I want a user who types in extension jspx to be redirected to iface extension.
I use .jspx as my extension to my pages and access them as (url).iface , which is done generally in icefaces.
I have the following filter code in FacesRedirectFilter class



and my web.xml contains



but when ever i put a jspx extension it does not redirect the page ..

can anyone please upload any working project on filters or at least provide a sneak peek into the workig code ..
Thank You in advance.
 
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I have an example where I use servlet Filter to throw users back to the login page if they are not signed in may be this example can help.
servlet filter example
 
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Hi ,
Thanks for your reply , I did figure out the mistake I was doing earlier , but the link that you sent was better off.
Thank you again for your help.
 
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