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also suggest you check with your admins that they are happy with you changing the security setting of your application.<br />
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also suggest you check with your admins that they are happy with you changing the security setting of your application.



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This is continuation of my post here:<br />
<a href="https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24213804/Accessing-JSP-using-WGET-timestamp-option-'-N'.html?anchorAnswerId=23844532#a23844532" rel="ugc">https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/24213804/Accessing-JSP-using-WGET-timestamp-option-'-N'.html?anchorAnswerId=23844532#a23844532</a><br />
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Basically I'm trying to have a web-app accessible by &quot;WGET -N&quot; option.<br />
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I have two servers (testing and production).<br />
In production I need to add this line into web.xml to make the &quot;WGET -N&quot; works but in testing I don't have to.<br />
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I'm trying to find out what makes it like that. I'm guessing Apache/ Tomcat configuration but I haven't found any solution yet.
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This is continuation of my post here:
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Programming/Languages/Java/Q_24213804.html#a23844532

Basically I'm trying to have a web-app accessible by "WGET -N" option.

I have two servers (testing and production).
In production I need to add this line into web.xml to make the "WGET -N" works but in testing I don't have to.

I'm trying to find out what makes it like that. I'm guessing Apache/ Tomcat configuration but I haven't found any solution yet.

Tomcat/ Apache configuration to make &quot;WGET -N&quot; call to work?

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Tomcat/ Apache configuration to make &quot;WGET -N&quot; call to work?

Tomcat/ Apache configuration to make "WGET -N" call to work?