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Uppercase / Lowercase URLs
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Kristian Breifossmo
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Joined: Mar 01, 2005
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I'm not sure what to search for finding a solution to my problem so excuse me if an answer for my question exists elsewhere in this forum.
I have two urls which should do the same:
http://www.thesiteinquestion.com/Test
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http://www.thesiteinquestion.com/test
As you can see the only difference is the upper/lowercase character in "test".
How would I configure Tomcat to treat these the same?
Any help appreciated!
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Ben Souther
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You can't.
Tomcat was written to adhere to the HTTP spec in which it states that URIs are to be case sensitive.
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Bear Bibeault
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You'd have to create two mappings that point to the same servlet.
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Fedor Smirnoff
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You can also try URL rewriting with Apache
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Julie Chen
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because the file name is case sensitive.
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