RE: RE: File retrieving

[Shapira, Yoav]

Hi,

>Thus, cannot you suggest a better way to access file? Maybe by JNDI?
>As you cand understand, I don't have a good knowledge of JSP & Servlet
>specs.

Maybe my post wasn't clear enough (I was only typing about 5 messages at
the time concurrently ;)).  getResource is good: you can use it and rely
on it.  But don't look for the URLs it returns to be identical across
different server implementations.

Both the Class#getResource or the ServletContext#getResource are good,
as the FAQ suggests.  You'll find that in fact for the latter, (most
versions of) Tomcat do return jndi:/localhost URLs.

Yoav



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Re: RE: File retrieving

[Giuseppe Briotti]

> Hi,
> There's no requirement that the URL you get back from the 
> getResource call be identical across implementations. Such a 
> requirement would be impossible to implement in a portable manner 
> anyways. What IS required, and what you can rely on, is that the 
> URL is resolvable to a resource within the JVM.
> 
> Yoav Shapira
> Millennium Research Informatics

Thank you Yoav.

Thus, cannot you suggest a better way to access file? Maybe by JNDI?
As you cand understand, I don't have a good knowledge of JSP & Servlet specs. 

TIA

G




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