Hi Troels,
I put my properties file into /WEB-INF of my web app. I access
it with
InputStream dmsPropsIn =
servletContext.getResourceAsStream("/WEB-INF/dms.properties");
(servletContext is a variable initialised inside my servlet's
init(): ServletContext servletContext = getServletContext();)
I don't know whether this works with JSP.
Your classes directory isn't below WEB-INF. I think it should be
there. Make sure WEB-INF is in capital letters. In case your
config is working, put /classes before the properties file name.
I think pathToTomcat/webapps/tomcat-docs/appdev/index.html is a
good starting point if you're new to servlets and web app
development.
Hope that helps
Andreas
On 4 Oct 2002 at 9:29, Troels Rossing wrote:
> Hi
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> I am new to Slide and Servlets/JSP.
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> I have created a taglib with a tag Message which reads a properties
> file.
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> But I can't get access to my properties file.
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> I deploy the app. In a war file and the structure is as follows.
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> myApp
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> - myJsp
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> - classes
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> - myprop.properties
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> - Message.class
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> - web-inf
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> - mylib.tld
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> - web.xml
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> My only problem is the file access for myprop, everything else works
> fine, I use the following to access the file.
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> InputStream thefile =
> this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("/myprop.properties");
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> I have tried almost any combination of paths (the above is just one of
> them), and the only time I got it to works was when I copied the
> properties file to the shared/classes dir of the tomcat server and when
> I used the absolute path.
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> What is the relative root dir to my application, when I deploy the war.
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> Hope someone can help on this issue.
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> Regards
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> Troels
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> www.Qualiware.com
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