> Drop the ResourceLink element -- it's confusing tomcat and not needed
> here unless you created a global resource.
Thanx for the quick reply David, but, alas, removing the ResourceLink
resorts in the same error.
Regards,
Will Hartung
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jdbc/securedb
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So, I must be missing something fundamental, but I thought I had all of the
tracks covered.
Any hints appreciated.
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Will Hartung
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So, we write PDFs to disk and
have Tomcat deal with it.
I wonder if it would work with a Forward. Servlet takes the request,
creates the file if necessary, then Forwards to the new file. Use the
servlet as a crude renaming device.
Regards,
Will
can someone
point me to the handle static resource code in the tomcat source base so
I can yank it out and put it in my own application? It's seems like a
silly thing to do, cutting and pasting that handler logic, but doing it
AGAIN, is an even sillier
p a log to see these files?
I set every debug in my conf file to "5", and I see no reference to these
files. (actually, I see one -- and it's a Referrer for my htmlw file! GAH!)
Any thoughts are appreciated.
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Will Hartung
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o set that value, then I need to buffer the
whole thing and dump it all at once.
Is the behavior different if I use the ServletOutputStream vs the
PrintWriter? Say, PrintWriter buffers and sets Content-Length for me, but
ServletOutputStream does not?
Any hints here?
Thanx!
Regards,
Will Hartu