Hello,
I'm not sure if I understand your question, but for finding files that
are relative to the current context, I use
ServletConfig config
config.getServletContext().getRealPath(your_file_here)
Maybe that's not the correct way to be doing things??? But it works for me.
Martin
Nikita Tovstoles wrote:
Thanks - that was simpler than I thought. Follow up bonus question:
what's the new "current directory" of ServletContext? Here's what I mean:
I had the following code in servlet context listener inside myapp.war
getting properties from a .properties file *outside* the .war:
ServletContext.getResourceAsStream("../myapp.properties");
This used to be my directory structure:
$catalina.base/
webapps/myapp.war
webapps/myapp
webapps/myapp.properties
Now that I'm deploying ROOT.war instead of myapp.war, the above line
can't find myapp.properties. Here's the current dir structure:
$catalina.base/
webapps/ROOT.war
webapps/ROOT
webapps/myapp.properties
So, when I was deploying myapp.war, ServletContext's "current dir" was
webapps/myapp. What's the new "current directory" of ServletContext
for ROOT application?
thanks
-nikita
Mark Thomas wrote:
Nikita Tovstoles wrote:
Hi,
I have myapp.war that I'd like to deploy by copying myapp.war to
catalina.base/webapps; but I would like to bind the app to context "/".
Rename it to ROOT.war
Mark
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