http://eclipsecolorer.sourceforge.net/index_profiler.html
Is a nice eclipse profiler that can profile tomcat. I am sure there are many
others as well. Unfortunatley, that eclipse profiler seems to be abandonded
or something and last I knew requires you to find a special patch to get it
to work wi
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you could use ServletContext.getRealPath( ). That will return the
absolute path to the file, but only if the webapp isn't packed up as .war.
--David
Why is this the case? Doesn't Tomcat extract to war to a webapp/warname
folder when it first accesses it?
- Mark
I am using embedded tomcat and I do not use server.xml. Unfortunately, I am
away from home until Sunday. I will give you more info then.
- Mark
On 10/13/06, Miguel Correia Ricardo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
But, do you use server.xml to configure tomcat embedded? For example,
for the connector
I am using an embedded version of Tomcat 5.5.20. I have a jar that you
can run and it will install the embedded tomcat's directory structure to
a specified location. I then use the api to start up tomcat and add my
webapp. I can then access the Manager webapp, and thing work alright.
When I try
