I applied a servlet to a domain which added the WEB-INF to the public_html folder.
Typically, this folder would contain a subfolder to house classes, which is linked to either:
http://domain/servlet/class-name/
or
http://domain/servlets/class-name/
or
http://domain:8080/class-name/
I was trying to test the file added ServletsTestPage.class, but no good.
Also, tomcat is receiving all index requests from apache, so .htaccess Options All Indexes no longer works for production-level folder browsing. I know for security, this is the best method.
Is there any way I can turn on the web.xml <listings >false<listings> for the client?
Typically, this folder would contain a subfolder to house classes, which is linked to either:
http://domain/servlet/class-name/
or
http://domain/servlets/class-name/
or
http://domain:8080/class-name/
I was trying to test the file added ServletsTestPage.class, but no good.
Also, tomcat is receiving all index requests from apache, so .htaccess Options All Indexes no longer works for production-level folder browsing. I know for security, this is the best method.
Is there any way I can turn on the web.xml <listings >false<listings> for the client?