can you not put the images in an image dir, and always source them to that
directory?
i.e. ?
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From: Romain Quilici [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, August 10, 2006 1:05 AM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: getRealPath and war file
Hello Dies,
the working
Sorry,
in my previous message, I did not mean the working dir but the temp
dir(obtained with javax.servlet.context.tempdir).
Romain
Mark Thomas wrote:
Romain Quilici wrote:
Hello Dies,
the working directory would be fine, but my images need to be accessible
via a url(which is not the case i
> Push a url to a servlet which then serves the images from the working
> directory?
In which you could also set the headers (images are temporary, so maybe
set Cache-Control, Expires?).
Regards,
Dies
Mark Thomas wrote:
Romain Quilici wrote:
Hello Dies,
the working directory would be fine,
Romain Quilici wrote:
> Hello Dies,
> the working directory would be fine, but my images need to be accessible
> via a url(which is not the case if they are located inside the temp dir)
> In fact when an image is generated, I push the url inside the client
> browser, the new url automatically repla
Hello Dies,
the working directory would be fine, but my images need to be accessible
via a url(which is not the case if they are located inside the temp dir)
In fact when an image is generated, I push the url inside the client
browser, the new url automatically replaces the previous one in a
st
Hello Romain,
Is there no way you can use the temporary working directory
(javax.servlet.context.tempdir)?
I don't know what "pushing inside a client browser" means, but as you
mentioned the files are temporary, this sounds like the place to put them..
Also, you won't need to worry about mainta
Mikolaj Rydzewski wrote:
Romain Quilici wrote:
My pb is more to write in a given directory(must be accessible with a
url), than to read.
And I would prefer this directory to be located in my webapp.
Use directory outside webapp and then map it with alias, or some kind
of dispatcher servlet/fil
Romain Quilici wrote:
My pb is more to write in a given directory(must be accessible with a
url), than to read.
And I would prefer this directory to be located in my webapp.
Use directory outside webapp and then map it with alias, or some kind of
dispatcher servlet/filter.
It'll help you to r
Mikolaj Rydzewski wrote:
Romain Quilici wrote:
However, Tomcat creates automatically a directory under webapps to
contain war file contents, so I am wondering if Tomcat is using the
newly generated directory to load the application(1st case) or
the war file (2nd case).
In the first case contex
Romain Quilici wrote:
However, Tomcat creates automatically a directory under webapps to
contain war file contents, so I am wondering if Tomcat is using the
newly generated directory to load the application(1st case) or
the war file (2nd case).
In the first case context.getRealPath("/") should
Romain Quilici wrote:
> However, Tomcat creates automatically a directory under webapps to
> contain war file contents, so I am wondering if Tomcat is using the
> newly generated directory to load the application(1st case) or
> the war file (2nd case).
If unpackWARs is true then the WAR is unpacke
Hi,
Most of j2ee application servers (tomcat, jboss) when a war or ear
file is deployed. It will generate a folder which contains the same
file structure (web application format) as which is in the war or ear
file.
A war is considered as a file but not a path. So if Tomcat only reads
war but not
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