Re: how to get application real path

[Kanchan Deshpande]

Hi Pradeep,

I do not get a very clear idea about the problem, but I can suggest
you to try the following:

String realPath =  getServletContext().getRealPath(configPath);

You can try getRealPath() method on the Servlet Context.

Thanks,
~Kanchan.


On Thu, 31 Mar 2005 12:53:28 +0530, Pradeep Chauhan
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 Hi ,
 
 How we can get real path of application in java. ?
 
 thanks and regards,
 Pradeep
 
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Simulating SilverStream setEnableHistoryFixup() API

[Kanchan Deshpande]

Hi all,

We are working on migration of web-based application from SilverStream
application server to Tomcat.

There is a SilverStream specific call setEnableHistoryFixup() which is used
to fixup browser history. For details
refer to 'Controlling Browser History' section of the link:
http://www.novell.com/documentation/extendas35/docs/help/books/pgPageAdvanced.html

We are facing following problem in the web-application. Some of our
pages get cached in Netscape version 7.0, though we have set the
response-headers: 'Cache-control'  to 'no-cache' and 'Pragma' to
'no-cache'.

It seems the above problem gets solved in SilverSteam application
server after using setEnableHistoryFixup(false).

We want to simulate the similar functionality either using Java code or
using Java-Script. 
Does anyone have any idea on how we can simulate
setEnableHistoryFixup() functionality using Java/JavaScript?
Does Tomcat provide any similar functionality?

Pointers/any help would really be appreciated.

Regards,
~Kanchan.

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