Relative path to file in servlet class file
Hello,
I have several classes running as a Tomcat Servlet on my server. However, I have one class that I would like to access a file on the server.
The problem is, what path do I use? I want to use a relative path as the servlet might be moved and I don't want to recompile each time the servlet is moved. For instance, I placed the file in the servlet directory under webapps in the same level with the WEB-INF directory. However, using "../../text.txt" does not seem to access it.
What path should I use?
Thanks in advance.
Chris
This is what I have done:
String FS = System.getProperty("file.separator");
String ctx = getServletContext( ).getRealPath( "" ) + FS;
URL url = new URL("file", "", ctx + "somefile.txt");
//Create a BufferedReader for reading the inputstream.
BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(url.openStream()));This gets you back to the "root", or one level above WEB-INF. Add the folder name where the file is located. As in URL url = new URL("file", "", ctx + "theFolder/somefile.txt");HTH,
WalkGood
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Hi, If i'm using my iPhone to share internet with my iPad using personal hotspot. Is Wi-Fi better than bluetooth as a sharing option or should I use both solutions together? How does each solution afect my internet speed? Thanks.
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We need to find, either a registry key or setting that can be deployed to all our computers. Specifically, it is to clear the disk cache files on exit. Thank you in advance for your assistance.
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Flash won't install on Mac 10.10
My mac is OS X yosemite version 10.10 and saying flash was out of date so I followed instructions to update didn't work tried all the trouble shooting (including uninstalling flash and try reinstalling it) didn't work. It goes there the whole downloa
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Return a flat file from an RFC
Hi, I have created a function module that at the moment returns 4 tables. I want to create a flat file based on these tables and return that file from the function instead of the tables. I can create a flat file using the function GUI_DOWNLOAD. Is th