Try turning allowLinking=true or similar function in your server setup. This
function will allow you to open files outside servers directories and access them via
web browser. Next, make a link to the folder you want to serve. If you have X turned
on just right click on the folder that you
All the necessary permissions have been given.
We wish there was a way to tell the jetty/Jboss that a folder (not zip filez etc) is
available and try fining the info there, if not then look in the container
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what is serving your images to the clients ?
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The product (a web based service) has many images which will be visible on the site,
such as logo, buttons etc...
These images are placed in a file called images. The EAR file now has to access this
folder to get the necessary images.
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your ear contains a web component (servlet probably) that serve the images to the
client. you should debug this servlet to see if it has access to this location or not
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