I don't have a definitive answer as I have a similar problem and am
looking for the final solution.  However it is my understanding you
just need to put the files/images anywhere that is under the ROOT of
your web server then you just pass the relative path (from ROOT) to
the client.

-Dave

On Sun, Dec 7, 2008 at 1:43 PM, Feltros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Bump - Any chance of an answer to this question? It really has stunted
> my project development.
>
> Thanks massively to anyone who can assist.
>
> On Nov 30, 6:55 pm, Feltros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I have seen a vast many tutorials on using ImageBundles in GWT
>> applications, but what about when a user uploads a photo lets say?
>> Whereabouts do you go about saving that photo in the directory
>> structure, and where do you point to, to publish that photo onto the
>> client's screen?
>> I'm having problems at the moment because everytime I try to access
>> anything in my GWT project directory from the client that isn't
>> specified in the .xml it complains, but if a user uploads a photo I
>> can't possibly change the .xml everytime now can I?
>>
>> My directory structure and main questions are:
>> src -
>>         - gxtBTI
>>                  - FileUploadController (Where do I point to from here
>> when saving the file?)
>>                  - public
>>                               - App.gwt.xml (Do I need something here
>> to say that whole folders are accessible for images/media?)
>>        - client
>>                 - App (Where do I point to when trying to show the
>> newly uploaded photo?)
>>
>> I'm assuming I should save somewhere into the 'public' folder, and
>> that this will be accessible from the server by simply saving into /
>> public/ ?
>> And then can I put the picture on the client interface just using <img
>> src="/the url minus the 'public' bit since that'll be hidden by the
>> server?"> ?
>>
>> Thanks kindly
> >
>

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