Hi Luis,
This is due to the fact that directory listing isn't possible with the
war:// client connector, as opposed to the file:// client.
However, could you try this:
// expose static API docs
Directory docsDir = new Directory(getContext(), "war:///doc");
docsDir.setNegotiateContent(false);
docsDir.setIndexName("index.html");
router.attach("/doc/", docsDir);
Let us know if this doesn't solve your issue and we'll look at the code.
Best regards,
Jérôme Louvel
PS: No problem for the HTML mail, I think most people can read them fine.
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Objet : serving static files from servlet WAR with Directory class:
index.html not served automatically
(Apologies for my previous non-text email; trying again.)
Im using restlet 1.1-RC2 with the ServerServlet extension on Oracle AS
10.1.3 with the web.xml configuration method.
I was able to successfully serve static files (included in the
'webapp/doc' directory within the WAR) using an instance of the Directory
class, as follows:
// expose static API docs
Directory docsDir = new Directory(getContext(), "war:///doc");
router.attach("/doc/", docsDir);
My problem, however, is that the 'index.html' file within the 'webapp/doc'
folder is not served automatically by the NRE when I use the following URL
(instead the server returns 404):
http://abc.com/mywar/doc
But it does work when I use the following explicit URL:
http://abc.com/mywar/doc/index.html
Is there a configuration that needs to be set so that the Directory class
will return the index file when a parent URL is accessed? Using log
output, I have verified that Directory.getIndexName() does in fact return
"index".
Does anyone have a solution? Thanks,
- Lu
