Hi André,
Yes, it's under Local System.
I think you are right. It's because of the access problem.
That's why all the errors are related to read/write access to the target
directory.
Thank you for your clues.
-Original Message-
From: André Warnier [mailto:a...@ice-sa.com]
Sent: 12 August 2013 15:39
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: How Tomcat6 access a remote directory on the network(NetApp)
Rudiyono RUDIYONO wrote:
Hello Tomcat experts,
I'm using Tomcat6 on my web application which is running on Windows Server
2003 Standard Edition.
I want to access static files (PDF) in the remote directory on the disk
server (NetApp) through http address from web browser.
I tried to use Windows shortcut, but It didn't work. Seems that Tomcat
recognize a shortcut as a common file (.lnk) instead of a soft link.
How can I access it properly through http in the IE browser?
I can only access the files if the static files are put in the local disk.
I tried to use hard link and junction, but they work only on the local disk
(on the same computer).
I tried to modify context.xml, but it didn't succeed.
Most of the solution in the internet is a soft link from local disk to local
disk.
Thank you for your clues.
I'm still beginner in Tomcat administration.
Rudi
Are you sure that this is your problem ?
If you have installed Tomcat in the standard way, Tomcat will run as a Service,
under a user-id LocalSystem. In Windows, this special user-id has no access
to Windows network resources such as network-mapped drives etc..
In order for Tomcat to be able to access such drives, you will need to use a
domain user
to run the Tomcat Service.
This may or may not be your problem, but it is something that you should
probably check first.
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