Hi,
We have a lot of documents linked using the mapped drive. To switched to
UNC will require me to change all the links.
I had already tried what you suggested 2 weeks ago. It didn't work. It
didn't work even on a clean installation.
The mapped drive seem to work on our production server, but I am not able to
reproduce the same setup on another computer.
Johnnie
-Original Message-
From: David F. Newman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, July 05, 2005 12:29 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: Map network drive
If I were you I would use UNC paths if possible instead of relying on
mapped drives.
However, having said that, you should be able to setup the service to run as
a particular user. I believe it should be a domain user. Then log into the
server using that domain login and map the drive
persistently. Then logout. The mapped drive should be available to
the service when it runs.
I came across a windows scheduled task just a few months ago that was setup
to write out to a file on a mapped drive like this and it
seemed to work. I converted it to UNC and unmapped the drive though because
I didn't like doing that.
-Dave
On Tuesday 05 July 2005 13:40, Johnnie Chang wrote:
Hi,
We used to use an older version of Tomcat. The old version did not
run as a service. On the old version, we have an Java aplication that
needs to access mapped network drives. With the new Tomcat 5.x, the
Tomcat is ran as a service, and I do not know how to map a network
drive in this case. Is there any instruction on how to do this?
Thanks.
Johnnie
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