O.K. Thanks.
When I deploy application to local Tomcat from my Eclipse environment it
don't use WAR, but if I want to run my app on server's Tomcat I'll need to
have application in war, isn't it ?
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M.
newton.dave wrote:
>
> --- On Thu, 12/11/08, Milan Milanovic wrote:
>> If I try to say e.g.:
>> PropertiesConfiguration config = new
>> PropertiesConfiguration("/WEB-INF/users.properties");
>
> You're assuming path names are magically converted into web-app-relative
> paths inside a web application; this isn't the case.
>
> Nor is this a classpath issue if you're trying to get files from the
> filesystem. If you *are* trying to access resources from the classpath
> then the resources would need to be on the classpath, which is
> /WEB-INF/classes (by default, anyway).
>
> If you are accessing *filesystem* resources then you need to convert
> web-app-relative paths like "/WEB-INF/users.properties" into an actual
> path. Things like ServletContext.getRealPath(...) are good for that.
>
> Unless you're deploying an un-exploded WAR file, in which case it will
> fail, which is why people like getting things from the classpath.
>
> Dave
>
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