The problem is that the other webapp can edit those properties file any
time, and the web services should be able to see those modifications.
Is there a way to explicitly add paths to axis2 classpath?
Thanks
Tommaso
Well if you put your property file inside a jar and put into the class
path. Then at the run time you can access that from your service. I am
not sure whether it will work if you just put the resource in the class
path. Just try and see.
when you call getResourceAsStram() inside the service , it even work for
class path properties as well.
Thank you!
Deepal
Good day,
in a tomcat 5.5 installation I have a web application and an axis2
webservices which should interact with each other. In order to do so,
the web services must access some properties files which belong to the
web application.
Is there a way to set the classpath of the web service to something
similar to "C:/tomcat/webapps/myapp/WEB-INF/classes"?
Thank you in advance for your help
Tommaso Moroni
