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Re: [jetty-users] war file works on linux but not OS X

Ooops, just noticed that it works on linux and not windows.

The filesystem of OSX can be configured to be case-insensitive. However then it should always work on OSX.

So again, please provide some more details.

The DefaultServlet btw. in jetty is used to server all static content.

Am 3/1/13 9:52 AM, schrieb Thomas Becker:
Barnet, please provide some more details. What's the URL you're trying
to access. Name some examples that work and some that don't work on both
platforms.

I bet Joakime is pointing to the right direction. On windows filenames
are not case sensitive on *nix (like OSX) they're.

So if you've a URL pointing to a static file in your war like:

http://yourdomain.com/staticfile.html

But the file's name is actually: StaticFile.html it'll work fine on
windows, but not on OSX.

Am 2/28/13 9:31 PM, schrieb Barnet Wagman:
On 2/28/13 1:42 PM, Joakim Erdfelt wrote:
Static DefaultServlet content, served from a war file, is case
sensitive.
Where is DefaultServlet content usually specified?  I've generated my
war using Netbeans/gwt and I haven't seen a parameter with this name.

thanks

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On Thu, Feb 28, 2013 at 12:35 PM, Barnet Wagman <bw@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:bw@xxxxxxxxx>> wrote:

    I've have a war file that works on a linux system but partially
    fails under os x. The WAR contains two html files.  Both are
    accessible under linux but on an os x system, attempting to load
    one of them yields an HTTP ERROR 404.

    I'm using jetty 8.1.8.v20121106 on both systems. I'm running jetty
    embedded in a java app.

    I can't imagine what the difference could be.  Any thoughts on
    this would be appreciated.

    FYI just to be on the safe side, the html filenames are caseless
    (I don't thing this should matter inside a war).

    thanks




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