Thank you both for the responses. I haven't tried it out yet, because
I am right now stuck with another problem. I wonder if it is caused by
a similar misunderstanding on my part.
My application needs several files on the server
(myproject.properties, log4j.properties, hibernate.cfg.xml and so on).
Now in hosted mode, I have most of those in in the src folder, or in
the project base folder. I can open a file by: File f = new
File("myproject.properties") That works fine.
When it comes to deploying in Tomcat, this no longer works. It seems
now that in hosted mode, I must read a file with these statements:
InputStream fstream =
this.getClass().getResourceAsStream("myproject.properties");
props.load(fstream);
and now the property file must now sit in the same folder as the class
with these statements in it.
My question is: How can I best organise my resource files, such that
it works in both hosted and deployed modes. Must I perhaps do
something similar with GWT.getHostPageBaseURL()?
Thank you very much for your help, and with kind regards,
Michel
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