I use another way to achieve this. To serve big amount of downloads (static content), it's better to use Apache instead of Tomcat. This way I manage a complete directory out of Nukes, with classic Apache Locations/Directories, that I synchronize with Nukes DB wich contains links (this could be automatic). Anyway, Apache is always in front of Tomcat, because it's more versatile.
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