Thank you.
I just did that. Here's what I have :
StandardContext context = (StandardContext)
tomcat.addContext(null, , path to the static resource
directory);
This doesn't seem to work.
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Following are the answers to your questions :
1) Apache Tomcat/7.0.25
2) The resources reside in a folder inside the base directory
3) The other contexts use relative path to access the static files inside
this context
In addition to not being able to access the resources from any other
Thanks for your reply. I have a global web.xml, where the DefaultServlet is
mapped.
The difference I see is that my static resources are not in the same
directory as the host's appBase. Could this be the problem ? How can the
static content be served in such a case ?
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Hello,
I am working on embedding tomcat 7 into our application. We have a number of
web apps and the static content is located in a different directory, common
to all webapps.
I am not finding a way to serve this static content. Could somebody please
help me out.
Thanks,
Sandhya
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