I take it that by "module" you mean web application (i.e. deployed in a
separate .war file)? If so you can use the
getServletContext(path).getRealPath() methods to get what you want.
Mike.
On 10/23/07, kace <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> I have the below code which gives me what I want prov
I have the below code which gives me what I want provided I am accessing the
path in the same module. I am looking to access the exact same directory
but in another module. My question is what would i replace
getServletContext().getRealPath with so it accesses the other module.
String file = re
How about something like:
File sourceDirectory = new File("/path/to/files");
File[] files = sourceDirectory.listFiles();
Hi guys,
I have a modular project set up where files are uploaded into the
resources
folder from the admin module. The web module needs to access the
resource
folder in th
Hi guys,
I have a modular project set up where files are uploaded into the resources
folder from the admin module. The web module needs to access the resource
folder in the admin module(webapp/resources/images). Is it possible to
access a directory in the admin module without going through a d
