Am Mittwoch, 22. Oktober 2003 21:56 schrieb jini us:
> There seems to be 90% agreement.
95%? ;-)
> With the vendor point of view
> , you can look at another way.
> You can become a vendor too because
> the underlying work is done for you.
Well, I'm not a vendor and I currently
don't plan to bec
There seems to be 90% agreement.
With the vendor point of view
, you can look at another way.
You can become a vendor too because
the underlying work is done for you.
I am favouring cayenne because having read
his ideas from the website, they are very much in
agreement with principals I have acro
You can keep your config files in your webapp root or any
subdirectory in that.
Use application.getRealPath("") to get the full path of the webapp root.
-Prasanth
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
sir,
Actually my jsp pages are under /webapps/Raja directory, I want to
refer
one config file called co
sir,
Actually my jsp pages are under /webapps/Raja directory, I want to refer
one config file called conf.properties my question is where I have to keep
this file so that it is visible to my jsp,
How I have to specify the config file path, whether I have to give full path
like
C:\Program Files\
sir,
Actually my jsp pages are under /webapps/Raja directory, I want to refer
one config file called conf.properties my question is where I have to keep
this file so that it is visible to my jsp,
How I have to specify the config file path, whether I have to give full path
like
C:\Program Files\
