Glenn,
in your lib folder. your servlet should be able to see that.
Cris
>From: Glenn Wearen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: reading a file from WEB-INF
>Date: Mon, 3 Sep 2001 16:20:53 +0100
>
>I want a servlet to read 'myfile' from the web applications web-inf
>directory, what should 'myfile' look like?
>
>If I used a JSP with a readfile('myfileURI') method in a JavaBean what
>should the 'myfileURI'look like?
>
>If I used a JSP scriptlet what should the URI look like?
>
>Where would be a good place to file a sensitive properties file so that it
>could be read by a servlet?
>
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