On 18-Jun-2009, at 08:26, Susan G. Conger wrote:
--> What is 'it', precisely?
It is server images from the classes directory.
I realize the correct place to put my scripts and graphics. However
the
tool app deploys the app it makes for me as a class under it's classes
directory. So I want to put all of my custom scripts and graphics
in that
class package that it creates. I then want to be able to access my
custom
content by editing the html and putting a url in that points to the
custom
content inside the class that was created by the tool app.
The only way to serve images from the classes directory would be for you
to write a servlet that reads the files and then serves them up. While
you
can do this, don't be surprised by the performance overhead.
I would recommend trying to find the least 'hackerish' approach to make
things work.
For example if it is a question of project management, then you could
either
split things into separate webapps, or find a folder naming structure
that
is maintainable, and enforced.
One other approach I have seen is to split the project into
'functional areas'
that get merged at build time. There is a common project, which has
the shared
API and the sub projects have the specific elements for their
functional area.
Andre
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