Generally your servlet engine should allow you to define init parameters.
I have included the steps required to set up init parameters with Jrun with
an plugin to IIS4.0
1. Launch the JRun admin
2. Select Service Config for jse ( JRun Servlet Engine for JCP )
3. Select the Aliases tab
4. Choose Add
5. Enter the alias name and class name. Double click on the init
arguements cell
6 Choose Add and add your init arguements (eg. name=addressfile
value=x:\yourfilepath\yourfile)
7. Choose Save from each dialog
8. Close
9 You may have to restart Jrun ( and maybe your machine)
10 Access your servlet by the alias name and you should be able to get the
init arguements you set up!
Sanjiv
Mahesh Acharya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/09/2000 02:54:51 PM
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Subject: help
Hi,
How can we set init parameter in the web server configuration ?
Basically, I want to get the values something like this, in the init
method of the servlet
String filename ;
public void init(ServletConfig config) throws ServletException
{
super.init(config);
filename = config.getInitParameter("addressfile");
.......
}
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