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What I'm trying to do is map requests to the servlet root (correct terminology?). I'm at the point where URLs are mapped to correct view but all the static content - css, javascript, images - that is part of the page cannot be found. So in my web.xml my servlet tag looks like this <servlet-mapping> <servlet-name>springapp</servlet-name> <url-pattern>/</url-pattern> </servlet-mapping> My controller looks something like this: @RequestMapping("/shop") public class TheShopController extends MyBaseController { public static String VIEW = "Tile.Shop"; @Override @RequestMapping(method = RequestMethod

How do we integrate Struts 2 with Tiles 3? The struts2-tiles-plugin currently (2.3.4.1) works with an older version of tiles (version 2.0.6) this can be a bit of a nuisance. This is a self-answer, to help others with their integration. Thanks to Ken a new plugin was added to Struts 2 to support Tiles 3 result type, it should be available with upcoming new release - Struts 2.3.9 https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/WW/Tiles+3+Plugin The solution is to add the required dependencies, load tiles with an appropriate listener and create a custom result type. Fortunately these steps are quite

I have a web application deployed as a WAR file in Tomcat 7. The application is build as a multi-module project: core - packaged as JAR, contains most of the backend code core-api - packaged as JAR, contains interfaces toward core webapp - packaged as WAR, contains frontend code and depends on core customer-extensions - optional module, packaged as JAR Normally, we can put our JSP files in the webapp project, and reference them relative to the context: /WEB-INF/jsp/someMagicalPage.jsp The question is what we do about JSP files that are specific to the customer-extensions project, that should