Spring MVC multiple servlets (Jersey,Dispatcher) problem?

The question you linked is relevant to your scenario.

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I have one DispatcherServlet for my pages, and one ServletContainer for my Jersey webservice. As it is now, no pages are rendering (404), but the service is working fine. How can I run them in conjunction?

I saw this thread How to register multiple servlets in web. Xml in one Spring application that seems to deal with a similar issue, though that was regarding CXF so I'm unsure how relevant it is. I also tried having a separate Jersey-servlet.

Xml file, but that made both the pages and the service stop working. Don't really know where to go from this point, any help much appreciated. Web.

Xml: HSRMVC index. Jsp HSR org.springframework.web.servlet. DispatcherServlet HSR *.

Html Jersey REST Service com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet. ServletContainer se.hsr. Services HSRMVC Jersey REST Service /* HSR-sevlet.

Xml: UPDATED web. Xml HSRMVC index. Jsp HSR org.springframework.web.servlet.

DispatcherServlet 1 HSR *. Html contextConfigLocation /resources/applicationContext. Xml /WEB-INF/service-beans.

Xml service-beans com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet. ServletContainer se.hsr. Services HSRMVC 2 service-beans /* java web-services spring spring-mvc jersey link|improve this question edited Feb 8 '11 at 10:28 asked Feb 8 '11 at 8:37Soroush Hakami3881528 72% accept rate.

– skaffman Feb 8 '11 at 8:47 That means that when I point to say localhost/login. Hmtl, I get a 404 -error. When I write localhost/service/emil , I get a page displaying my name.

– Soroush Hakami Feb 8 '11 at 8:56.

The question you linked is relevant to your scenario. You can also try using . It is not meant exactly for this purpose, though.

(it's meant for static resources). Also check this and this.

Thanks for the reply. I read the resources you linked to but still don't quite understand how to make it work. I tried editing my web.

Xml (see originalpost), but the problem persists identically to before. – Soroush Hakami Feb 8 '11 at 10:27.

I resolved the problem. This is how my new web. Xml looks like: HSRMVC index.

Jsp contextConfigLocation classpath*:applicationContext. Xml /WEB-INF/HSR-service-beans. Xml org.springframework.web.context.

ContextLoaderListener HSR org.springframework.web.servlet. DispatcherServlet 1 HSR *. Html HSR-service com.sun.jersey.spi.container.servlet.

ServletContainer se.hsr. Services HSRMVC 2 HSR-service /service.

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