Tomcat is started under a user account with its own security. Give
that user permission to the path.
On 1/3/10, WM C wrote:
>
> Hi -
>
> This is more like a general java question.
>
> In my web app, I need to read files from a network drive folder, which has
> access restriction (my account is pe
2010/1/3 WM C
> The problem is that now we have two web apps, each needs to access
> different drive, each drive has different user access control list - in this
> case, running Tomcat using one user will only make one app work, while fail
> another (for security reason, we cannot allow one user
another
(for security reason, we cannot allow one user to access both drives).
So looks like I have to run two Tomcat instances?
Thanks,
William
> Date: Sun, 3 Jan 2010 10:48:49 +
> Subject: Re: How to access files in network drive
> From: peter.crowt...@melandra.com
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2010/1/3 WM C
> In my web app, I need to read files from a network drive folder, which has
> access restriction (my account is permitted).
>
> During development time, since I am using Eclipse and Tomcat is integrated
> inside, so both were run under my account, everything works fine, but when
>
Hi -
This is more like a general java question.
In my web app, I need to read files from a network drive folder, which has
access restriction (my account is permitted).
During development time, since I am using Eclipse and Tomcat is integrated
inside, so both were run under my account, everyt
