Since the text file is not supposed to be touched by anything except the servlet I think it's probably best to keep it where it is.
Just in case this isn't already known...
The sequence of operations is this:
The FriendlyURLData class gets loaded by fu.cfc.
When it gets loaded, it reads the text file and stores it in memory. From then on it always assumes that it has the latest copy and just overwrites the text file any time a mapping is added or modified.
Putting it in the application working directory might tempt people to try to operate on the text file directly which could have unforseen consequences.
Spike
Just a thought....Part of me wonders if it would make more sense to store the .txt file in the application working directory instead of in with the Java classes?
~tom
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