Hi,
ContextRelativeResource looks for the resource in the web application
context, i.e. in the folders next to WEB-INF.
By using new File()/Folder() with relative path you create file relative to
the current working directory. In Eclipse this is the folder that contains
'src/' folder. When deployed this depends on the used web container. Use :
System.err.println(CWD: + new java.io.File(.).toAbsolutePath()); to
see what it is exactly.
In the other thread I suggested you to use ByteArrayResource instead. See
http://wicketinaction.com/2011/07/wicket-1-5-mounting-resources/ for
example.
On Fri, Dec 28, 2012 at 1:16 AM, Delange delan...@telfort.nl wrote:
I have an application which can upload pictures.
When I use the upload with Jetty in my Eclipse directory it stores all
pictures under
eclipseproject
/images
/src/main/webapp/images
But if i want to display them with ContextRelativeResource then they must
be
in /src/main/webapp/images
Upload command is
Folder uploadFolder = new Folder(opdrachten/+input.getOpdrachtnummer(),
);
for display i use
String picture =
opdrachten/+opdracht.getOpdrachtnummer()+/+file.getName();
logger.info(picture);
Image image2 = new Image(image2,new
ContextRelativeResource(picture));
What is wrong?
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