drobson drob...@... writes:
The files are being stored on the server but i've found a way of doing what I
need and it seems pretty nice. By creating a new xml file, named audio.xml,
in the tomcat dir conf\catalina\localhost and defining my music folder as a
docbase, i can access the
could anyone explain how wicket searches the context path for resources?
i mean is it different from the local drive path that i use for non-web
applications?
because im having a hard time tracing the url of wicket pages, and trying to
guess where my resources are...
thanks in advance
ciao,
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On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 6:52 AM, elesi jsar...@gmail.com wrote:
could anyone explain how wicket searches the context path for resources?
i mean is it different from the local drive path that i use for non-web
applications?
This isn't a Wicket question.
On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 2:54 AM, elesi jsar...@gmail.com wrote:
drobson drob...@... writes:
The files are being stored on the server but i've found a way of doing what I
need and it seems pretty nice. By creating a new xml file, named audio.xml,
in the tomcat
im sorry for that, but let me ask if there's another way of getting the mp3
resource...
besides creating an xml file like drobson did?
thanks
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On Tue, Sep 28, 2010 at 9:58 AM, elesi jsar...@gmail.com wrote:
im sorry for that, but let me ask if there's another way of getting the mp3
resource...
besides creating an xml file like
