Hi Gavin,
First off, I know Jacques Schmidt about servlet deployment so this
may be useless information. :-)
This resource location is very dependent on paths. For a regular WO
app, if the current working directory is not the .woa directory,
resources will not be found. I expect something similar applies to
servlet deployment. Check and see if there is an option for changing
the current working directory or things like that.
Chuck
On Sep 26, 2006, at 8:17 AM, Gavin Eadie wrote:
... thanks for your suggestion, Kai, however
At 3:06 PM +0300 9/26/06, Kai S. Wong wrote:
In order to be deployment safe (original or servlet), you need to
use *URL* method to access your resources.
Replace your original method inputStreamForResourceNamed to
pathURLForResourceNamed and open the URL stream via openStream().
FOLLOW UP from last message
the problem is that pathURLForResourceNamed("xx", null, null)
doesn't find the Resource either so it returns null. Then I try
and open a stream on null and poof! My catch clause was only for
IOException -- silly me.
... but the original question is now back again.
Is there a different way to use resourceManager in a servlet
than in a regular application. I'm using XCode 2.4, WO 5.2.4, Mac
OS X 10.4.7, Java 1.5 (with target and source @ 1.4), and Tomcat
5.5.17. I'm creating a 'stub' war file - that means all the
executable code is where it would be for a regular application and
and the web.xml file says so -- app.woa lives in /Lib/WO/Apps/,
frameworks are in /Lib/Fwks/, app.war is in Tomcat/webapps
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