when moved the file from /resources/foo.xml to /foo.xml (in the same
path as index.html), it now finds it. i guess getResourcePaths() and
getResourceAsStream() don't necessarily look in the same place.
On Oct 30, 1:58 pm, bob <rbpas...@gmail.com> wrote:
> i had call to do something similar, and here's the code. i'm sure
> someone smarter could replace the for comprehension with filter().map
> ()
>
> def getPaths(prefix : String) : Set[String] = {
>
> // Resource Paths as an Array[Object]
> var jpaths =
> S.servletSession.open_!.getServletContext.getResourcePaths
> (prefix).toArray
>
> // convert to a Set[String]
> var paths = Set() ++ jpaths.map(_.asInstanceOf[String])
>
> // append children
> for (path <- paths if path.endsWith("/")) {
> paths = paths ++ getPaths(path)
> }
> paths
> }
>
> here's what my app gets back:
>
> Set(/index.html, /WEB-INF/web.xml, /templates-hidden/, /WEB-INF/, /
> templates-hidden/default.html)
>
> what I still don't understand is why it doesn't return the XML
> configuration file that is found by getResourceAsStream() :(
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