loader from within the
class itself. Is there any documentation that holds this info?
Regards
Simon
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use class URI in java.net.* package.
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Hi,
I am trying to get my servlet to write to and read from files within my
webapp structure. However, when the servlet runs it seems that the working
directory during its lifecycle is c:\xxx\tomcat 4.1. Is there any way, in
web.xml, to force the servlet to run in it's own app directory
and what lies before us are tiny matters compared to
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Hi,
I am trying
Simon Kelly writes:
Hi,
I am trying to get my servlet to write to and read from files within my
webapp structure. However, when the servlet runs it seems that the working
directory during its lifecycle is c:\xxx\tomcat 4.1. Is there any way, in
web.xml, to force the servlet to run in it's
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Simon Kelly writes:
Hi,
I am trying to get my servlet to write to and read from files within my
webapp structure. However, when
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use class URI in java.net.* package.
no need to set in server.xml
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