solved it by myself...
The problem was, that the servlett was trying to read a properties file
included in the war file.
Any suggestions for a workaround? I.e. using webresources or the like...
Best regards
Juri
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Hello Juri,
Well, don't use File io in a servlet application unless you are
reading/writing to a place guaranteed to be read/writable such as each
context's temp dir made available by any server implementing the
Servlet 2.3 spec.
To read a config file in a servlet portable way, do the
