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hi frnds

http://localhost/project

using the above url iam running my project

how to run when i type my project in uppercase

like this url http://localhost/PROJECT
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Re: url case sensitive

URLs are case-sensitive, so do you want to change http://localhost/PROJECT into http://localhost/project ?
If so, the toLowerCase method in the String class will do it:
"http://localhost/PROJECT".toLowerCase();
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Re: url case sensitive

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"http://localhost/PROJECT".toLowerCase();
thnx for response

where can i place the above code ( i want to run for both cases)
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Re: url case sensitive

That depends on your program! But I guess there's somewhere you have a String variable that you set from the user input, so you can use the toLowerCase on that immediately after reading it in, but before doing anything else with it.
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Re: url case sensitive

hi iam providing project path in the xml file (configuration file)
how to do it in that...
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