Just to reiterate, I would like best to find a way to obtain the base
path for the web application that lives inside the war.
@Lothar:
Thanks for the tip; I am calling getClass().getResourceAsStream
("config.txt") from ServiceImpl.java in the server package. It works
when I put config.txt in the server package, but I was hoping to put
it in the war in the same place as the main .html file, on the same
level where /WEB-INF resides. If I try getClass().getResourceAsStream
("/config.txt") however, I get a null. Any idea what I might be doing
wrong?
@Mariyan:
This is a file that the server needs to load that the client knows
nothing about. I am new to java web application development though, so
I am open to suggestions about best practices. I've read about
properties files in XML that reside on the server but I can't find how
to set them up. I suppose I could manually add a property for the
correct path if I can't programatically determine it.
On Jan 3, 5:38 am, Lothar Kimmeringer <[email protected]> wrote:
> ky schrieb:
>
> > I am trying to have the server read from a file, called "config.txt",
> > in the same directory as the main .html file within the war.
>
> > In hosted mode, I can easily access the file using a Scanner object:
>
> > Scanner s = new Scanner("config.txt");
>
> > But this does not work when deployed because the file paths are
> > somehow different. How can I get the correct file path to access
> > config.txt in the deployed version?
>
> getClass().getResourceAsStream("/config.txt");
> It returns null if the file can't be found. if you place the
> config-file in the same package as the class reading it, you
> can leave away the slash.
>
> Regards, Lothar
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