Dies,
>> But if he's using something like Axis, then there is no ServletContext
>> around to use IIRC.
>
> Actually, there is. You can get it with
> javax.xml.rpc.server.ServletEndpointContext#getServletContext().
Thanks! You learn something new every day ;)
-chris
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> But if he's using something like Axis, then there is no ServletContext
> around to use IIRC.
Actually, there is. You can get it with
javax.xml.rpc.server.ServletEndpointContext#getServletContext().
Regards,
Dies
Christopher Schultz wrote:
Tomas,
2) Then the code will be independent of t
Tomas,
> 2) Then the code will be independent of the servlet API
>
> InputStream in =
> my_class_name.class.getResourceAsStream("/my_configuration");
Not a bad idea. The use of the term "web service init" made me think of
a webapp initializer, in which case, he's already tied to the servlet API.
Or, alternatively, you can just rely on the class loader which loaded your
servlet and it for a Java resource.
1) Put the configuration file under WEB-INF/classes.
2) Then the code will be independent of the servlet API
InputStream in =
my_class_name.class.getResourceAsStream("/my_configuration"
Nuno,
> I have a web-service that i'am trying to pack it in a war file.
> I am trying to store configuration files into WEB-INF/data directory. In
> my web-service init method, I have to load the configuration file that
> was stored in WEB-INF/data directory. Is it possible? How can I do it?
(fro
On 20 Oct 2006 at 16:06, Nuno Martins wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have a web-service that i'am trying to pack it in a war file.
> I am trying to store configuration files into WEB-INF/data directory.
> In my web-service init method, I have to load the configuration file
> that was stored in WEB-INF/data d
Hi,
I have a web-service that i'am trying to pack it in a war file.
I am trying to store configuration files into WEB-INF/data directory. In
my web-service init method, I have to load the configuration file that
was stored in WEB-INF/data directory. Is it possible? How can I do it?
Regards
