André Warnier wrote:
Pid wrote:
On 07/02/2012 09:07, André Warnier wrote:
For once, it may be best to top-post.
Anyone feels like making a FAQ out of this thread ?
It looks like a generic-enough question and answer.
I don't think I want to encourage publishing logs via the same
container. I've seen all sorts of private data published in log files.
I wasn't talking about "logs" per se (I agree on that one).
What I meant was more like :
How-To : create a simple "webapp" which publishes the content of an
arbitrary directory containing static documents, without having to write
a special-purpose JSP page or servlet, and without compromising security.
At the same time, it is almost a book-perfect example of what can be
done with the normal webapp deployment rules, where to put a context
file, what the default servlet does, etc..
Now one more question about this :
Suppose someone follows exactly the steps outlined by Chuck before.
And then suppose that through the Manager, one triggers an "un-deploy" of this
application.
Will Tomcat then delete all the files inside that directory ?
And if yes, is there a way to prevent that ?
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