Thanks David,
I try to clarify my situation.
I have a JSP running in local computer in tomcat. This
JSP should read from a remote machine. The files are
under d:\archive\files. These directory which provide
a repository functionality could not be transfer
somewhere else. The files “must be” saved there. 
1) Scennario one: The remote machine does not hava e
webserver
2) Scenario two: a tomcat is running on remote
computer 

My questions:
1) Do I need the webserver at all to access remotely
the files?
2) Is it poosile to access the data on d:\archive…
without to put them in a webserver directory or not?
If no, do I need configuration for the webserver (f.i.
tomcat)to allow access to the files from outside? 


--- David Smith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb:

> Here's the picture you painted in the original email
> and I based my 
> answer on:
> 
> 1. You have a jsp file on a tomcat server which
> needs to read 
> information from a remote system
> 2. The system containing the remote file has a
> webserver you could put 
> the file in.
> 
> The c:import tag is a java standard tag library
> (JSTL) tag used to 
> import data form locations outside the jsp.  In this
> case, I'm saying 
> you could request the file from the remote
> webserver.  Google is your 
> friend if you'd like more information.
> 
> If I've misunderstood your environment, please
> provide a *lot* more 
> detail -- specifically more information regarding
> the system the remote 
> file reside's on (does it have a web server?).
> 
> --David
> 
> henry human wrote:
> >
> >   
> >> Seems to me the simplest is the c:import tag and
> >>     
> > sorry,I don't understand what you mean, could you
> tell
> > more detailed. Maybe a little code code, a sample,
> etc
> >   
> >> fetch the file via http
> >>     
> > how?? 
> >   
> >> -- just my two cents.   You know more about your
> >> architecture and what's 
> >> available than any of us.
> >>     
> > ??
> > what
> > should be configured in tomcat ?
> > Do you mean that i do not need tomcat at all for
> this
> > scenario?
> > I think it is not possible to read from the 
> > hard disc directories f.i. d:\archive\files
> without
> > helps of a web server ?
> >
> > I am appreciated, if you get a sample, more
> details!
> >   
> >> --David
> >>
> >> henry human wrote:
> >>     
> >>> Once again because there was a mistake in the
> >>>       
> >> first
> >>     
> >>> email :
> >>>  i am about to read from a JSP the data at a
> >>>  remote computer. At remote computer is tomcat
> >>>  running. the files are stored in 
> >>>  remote computer at
> >>>  d:\archive\files 
> >>>  The port 80 is also accessible.
> >>>  Please tell me, what should be 
> >>> configured in tomcat to 
> >>>  be able to access the files
> >>>  ?
> >>>  
> >>> I am thankful for any hint
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>
> >>>      
> >>>       
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