Hello,
In a Spring application that is being deployed to Tomcat I need to be able to load a file. The file
resides in the /WEB-INF folder of the webapp. Is there any environmental variables I can be sure
will be set so I can open a file relative to Tomcat? Things like catalina.home or
Hello,
In our current application I need to link to a file that resides
outside of the webapp directory. On another application we allowed the
users upload files and stored them in the webapp directory, which made
deployment a royal pain. This time we are storing the files in a
location
for
all the input.
-Zach
CARROLL, MIKE (CONTRACTOR) wrote:
Why not just store the file in a database as a BLOB? Let the database
worry about where they go...
-Original Message-
From: Zach Moazeni [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 11, 2006 2:16 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Sorry,
keep = keen
-Zach
Zach Moazeni wrote:
Even then I have to bring out the byte array into somewhere so that
they're link is active. Like I said I'd rather not do any type of copy
over for this link.
Plus I'm not too keep on Blobs in databases anyway.
I think the other's suggestion
/FileDownloader*/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
I Appreciate any input
-Zach
Zach Moazeni wrote:
Sorry,
keep = keen
-Zach
Zach Moazeni wrote:
Even then I have to bring out the byte array into somewhere so that
they're link is active. Like I said I'd rather not do any type of
copy over
Also one other thing...hitting the Servlet via
./FileDownloader/MyDoc.doc?id=#{doc.id} (using JSF)
Doesnt' seem to hit the servlet, but going to
./FileDownloader?id=#{doc.id}
does.
Thanks for any input
-Zach
Zach Moazeni wrote:
Alrighty,
I was able to push the download to the client
It certainly would be nice if ASP and ASP.NET had a binary to which you
could pass the file to and receive the output. You could then map .asp
files as CGI's.
-Zach
Brantley Hobbs wrote:
Can you please send me the txt of the registry file? I will check it
out
and
make sure there
Bah, a coworker had me try
servlet-mapping
servlet-nameFileDownloadServlet/servlet-name
url-pattern/FileDownloader/*/url-pattern
/servlet-mapping
and everything is Groovy.
Thanks for all the previous help.
-Zach
Zach Moazeni wrote:
Also one other thing...hitting the Servlet via
I tried both attributes, which worked however the server doesn't detect
new pages like it used to. (If you update a jsp, it continues using the
cached version)
-Zach
Brian O'Rourke wrote:
On 1/5/06, Zach Moazeni [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently on a project using JSF, Spring
