On Mar 22, 2004, at 10:21 AM, Marco Rolappe wrote:
but you can't (shouldn't be able to) reach $TOMCAT_HOME/logs via context relative addressing (e.g. context:/../logs), since the context protocol should disallow access outside the context for security reasons.
I do that very thing:
On Mar 22, 2004, at 11:01 AM, Carlos Dias wrote:
With context:/ do you mean ${context-root}, right?!
But this variable defines the servlets webapp context?!
No; I mean the context:/ pseudo-protocol. The Cocoon URIResolver is in force here, so it knows what you mean when you say context:/path.
Hi,
How can I configure the logs to be written in
$TOMCAT_HOME/logs?!
Thx,
CDias
On Mar 22, 2004, at 9:18 AM, Carlos Dias wrote:
Hi,
How can I configure the logs to be written in $TOMCAT_HOME/logs?!
Specify a relative path using the context:/ pseudo-protocol, which resolves the path relative to the servlet context.
~ mark
but
you can't (shouldn't be able to) reach $TOMCAT_HOME/logs via context relative
addressing (e.g. context:/../logs), since the context protocol should disallow
access outside the context for security reasons.
I
guess you have to specifiy the absolute path.
-Ursprngliche
With "context:/" do you mean "${context-root}",
right?!
But this variable defines the servlets webapp
context?!
CD
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