Musachy Barroso wrote:
I think that if the resource name starts with a "/", then the class
loader will use it as an absolute path (taking the web app root as
root). If the resource name is relative, the classloader tries all the
entries in the classpath(including jars), as roots, using the resour
Hi List,
what a unusually excessive thread for this list!
Most times I agree with Al. I'll just add up my $0.02 to participate
in this rally ...
* The code itself should IMO know as little as possible about the
environment it's running in. If I see stuff like "if ( testMode ) { ",
which for me s
