The attachments.directory path points to a location used to temporarily save large attachment files. If deleted, Axis will fall back and use alternative locations. Best course of action is to modify the value to point to a directory used to hold temporary files.
/Chris ---------- Original Message ---------------------------------- From: Stuart Barlow <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 11:50:59 +0100 >Yup, I didn't like that path either. > >Lanigan, Ronan wrote: >> Hi, >> >> I have developed a number of Web Services and I have deployed them >> successfully on a WebSphere server. However, after deploying I noticed that >> a directory had been created with a structure of >> C:\WSAD403\workspace\avews\webApplication\WEB-INF\attachments. (It is >> deployed in a linux environment so it was obvious something was up). I knew >> that there were no hard coded paths in my application so I was confused. >> Then I came across this line in my server-config.wsdd >> >> <parameter name="attachments.Directory" >> value="C:\WSAD403\workspace\avews\webApplication\WEB-INF\attachments"/> >> >> This is the only place where a full path is specified and I don't want it >> this way. There is nothing in this folder anyway so I'm wondering is it safe >> to just delete this from the server-config? If not, could I change it from >> what is is now to something less specific (I want something that will work >> in every environment). >> >> Hopefully I am making some sense. >> >> Thanks, >> >> Ronan >> >> >> >> >> > >
