Can I put “*” in the middle of the url-pattern?











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I have an item VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




  • itemid(String)

  • itemName(String)

  • uom(Uom)


And Uom is another VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




  • uomid(String)

  • uqty(int)


I want to set up two servlets, which can handle the following situations:




  • /REST/items/ <--user can search the item by Name/id here


  • /REST/items/{itemId}/uoms/ <-- user can search the linked uom of the item



Can I config my web.xml like this?



</servlet-mapping>



    <servlet>

    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>

    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.item</servlet-class>



</servlet>

<servlet-mapping>

    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>

    <url-pattern>/item</url-pattern>

</servlet-mapping>



</servlet-mapping>



    <servlet>

    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>

    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.itemUom</servlet-class>



</servlet>

<servlet-mapping>

    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>

    <url-pattern>/item/*/uoms</url-pattern>

</servlet-mapping>





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    I have an item VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




    • itemid(String)

    • itemName(String)

    • uom(Uom)


    And Uom is another VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




    • uomid(String)

    • uqty(int)


    I want to set up two servlets, which can handle the following situations:




    • /REST/items/ <--user can search the item by Name/id here


    • /REST/items/{itemId}/uoms/ <-- user can search the linked uom of the item



    Can I config my web.xml like this?



    </servlet-mapping>
    

    
    <servlet>
    
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
    
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.item</servlet-class>
    

    
</servlet>
    
<servlet-mapping>
    
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
    
    <url-pattern>/item</url-pattern>
    
</servlet-mapping>
    

    
</servlet-mapping>
    

    
    <servlet>
    
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
    
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.itemUom</servlet-class>
    

    
</servlet>
    
<servlet-mapping>
    
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
    
    <url-pattern>/item/*/uoms</url-pattern>
    
</servlet-mapping>





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      I have an item VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




      • itemid(String)

      • itemName(String)

      • uom(Uom)


      And Uom is another VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




      • uomid(String)

      • uqty(int)


      I want to set up two servlets, which can handle the following situations:




      • /REST/items/ <--user can search the item by Name/id here


      • /REST/items/{itemId}/uoms/ <-- user can search the linked uom of the item



      Can I config my web.xml like this?



      </servlet-mapping>
      

      
    <servlet>
      
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
      
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.item</servlet-class>
      

      
</servlet>
      
<servlet-mapping>
      
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
      
    <url-pattern>/item</url-pattern>
      
</servlet-mapping>
      

      
</servlet-mapping>
      

      
    <servlet>
      
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
      
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.itemUom</servlet-class>
      

      
</servlet>
      
<servlet-mapping>
      
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
      
    <url-pattern>/item/*/uoms</url-pattern>
      
</servlet-mapping>





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      I have an item VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




      • itemid(String)

      • itemName(String)

      • uom(Uom)


      And Uom is another VO, which contains some parameters as follow:




      • uomid(String)

      • uqty(int)


      I want to set up two servlets, which can handle the following situations:




      • /REST/items/ <--user can search the item by Name/id here


      • /REST/items/{itemId}/uoms/ <-- user can search the linked uom of the item



      Can I config my web.xml like this?



      </servlet-mapping>
      

      
    <servlet>
      
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
      
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.item</servlet-class>
      

      
</servlet>
      
<servlet-mapping>
      
    <servlet-name>item</servlet-name>
      
    <url-pattern>/item</url-pattern>
      
</servlet-mapping>
      

      
</servlet-mapping>
      

      
    <servlet>
      
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
      
    <servlet-class>com.Servlet.itemUom</servlet-class>
      

      
</servlet>
      
<servlet-mapping>
      
    <servlet-name>itemUom</servlet-name>
      
    <url-pattern>/item/*/uoms</url-pattern>
      
</servlet-mapping>





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