Hi Merten
Thanks for replying.
That's what I thought too. Does this conflict with the servlet specification which says that web applications can only access for writing the directory provided by the container, not WEB-INF or WEB-INF/attachments. See Servlet Specification 2.4 section SRV.3.7.1, where it mentions "javax.servlet.context.tempdir"
Any thoughts?
J
Hi Janos,
thought about bundling server-config.wsdd in my .war too ... At the end
I decided NOT to do this, one reason was the
<parameter name="attachments.Directory" value="...
setting, which is (it's a filepath) better to get created by Axis at
runtime if you do not know, where the Application Server is installed -
and that's the situation for me since I need to provide my web
application for a number of customers who will definitely have
different
installation paths ...
cu
Merten
thought about bundling server-config.wsdd in my .war too ... At the end
I decided NOT to do this, one reason was the
<parameter name="attachments.Directory" value="...
setting, which is (it's a filepath) better to get created by Axis at
runtime if you do not know, where the Application Server is installed -
and that's the situation for me since I need to provide my web
application for a number of customers who will definitely have
different
installation paths ...
cu
Merten
