(showed in the browser) correctly when doing a http
request like http://servername/webAppA/uploads/1.jpg
Maybe is a configuration parameter that I have changed without noticing it,
but I am not sure.
Thank you for your reply.
2012/5/19 André Warnier a...@ice-sa.com
Ermal Aliraj wrote:
Yes, I say
Hello,
can anyone help me, if there is a configuration parameter in tomcat, which
permit to the web application to auto-recognize when I put an image from
filesystem into the webapp?
I put images in the path of my application: appBase/webAppA/uploads through
another webAppB, but seems that
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Ermal Aliraj wrote:
Hello,
can anyone help me, if there is a configuration parameter in tomcat,
which
permit to the web application to auto-recognize when I put an image from
filesystem into the webapp?
I put images in the path of my application: appBase/webAppA/uploads
through
I guess you need to add an static IP to your router and do a mapping with
your local ip (macchine where tomact is running)
In my case I can do that accessing to the router 169.168.1.1 then
Firewall-DMZ
Here I have a table with two fields:
- Public IP Address
- Client PC IP Address
Public Ip is
If you use DMZ your problem to make visible Tomcat outside your LAN will
disappear.
BUT, (in case you don't have a static IP) you have to deal with the problem
that the given IP is provisory and will be changed after some days, so you
have to find a way to communicate the new IP to whom who wants
Hello,
I have installed Tomcat7 in a macchine where is running IIS (WinServer 2008
R2 Enterprise).
I need to deploy an e-commerce web application from which I expect an hight
number of user interactions.
The application is written in JSF+Spring, so static context seems I have
only the images and
