On 10 Aug 2007, at 01:20, Mike Moran wrote:
Hi there.
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I'm trying to use code like the following to host a bunch of .css
files. Because I had problems, I've been testing it with URLs like
"http://localhost:8080/foo/css/test.txt";
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When I ask for "http://localhost:8080/foo/css/test.txt"; I get a
404. From debugging it, the following seems to be happening:
- a DirectoryResource is successfully created which contains the
contents of "war:///css/test.txt" ("Hello") and has a list of
variants which matches the contents of "war:///css/test.txt" (a URI
list of "/css/test.txt"). This is assigned to target on Finder.java:
268
- target.handleGet() is called.
- Down within the call stack a
DirectoryResource.getVariantsReferences() call is made. Within this
call, this.targetUri is "war:///css/test.txt".
Btw, I just tried using the debugger to set the targetUri to be
"war://css/". This got further, in that it got a list of URIs
containing one item, "/css/test.txt", and this passed validation.
However, it caused problems upstream because it was missing a
protocol. Perhaps it needs to be resolved against a base URI with
war:// prefix?
Again, I'd to be happy to be shown to be barking up the wrong tree...
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Mike Moran http://houseofmoran.com/
