The symlink solution could work, except that it is not what I want to
do. The production application is hosted on linux servers, but we
also have to deal with the developpers' computers, which runs windows
What I need basically il to have a subdirectory of my webapp located
somewhere else on my disk
ie
app = /srv/webapp/myapp
-------- META-INF
-------- WEB-INF
-------------------- classes
-------------------- lib
-------------------- publication = /srv/webapp/publication
-------- images
-------- resources = /srv/webapp/resources
-------- index.jsp
...
where /srv/webapp/publication and /srv/webapp/resources are not
really subdirectories of /srv/webapp/myapp, but are seen like they
were by the application
Actually on oc4j, I can get the real path with
ServletContext.getRealPath(String path); where path is for example
"/WEB-INF/publication"
At 17:09 11/04/2007, Hassan Schroeder wrote:
On 4/11/07, Sylvain Roche <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I took the images example to explain and simplify the problem, but
Regardless, I don't understand what you're trying to do --
do you want to have e.g.
example.com/foo/images
example.com/bar/images
where 'images' points to the same content?
If so, you could handle that via symlinks. If it's something else, maybe
you can provide a different example...
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