Hello,
For context = getContext("/a/b/c.html"), the path
being user-entered,
how do I know, if the Context is the Root context
containing /a/b/c.html
or if the Context is /a containing /b/c.html?
The difference is important because to get the real
path of c.html in the former case I'd have to
getRealPath("/a/b/c.html") and in the latter case
getRealPath("/b/c.html")
As I understand the ServletContext#getRealPath() API
doc, you need a path relativ to the context as
parameter. At least this is suggested by the example
given and so Tomcat 5 works.
I could check if getResourcePaths("/") contains /a/
but what if b also contains an a subfolder?
A hack might be to context.getResource("/")
.toString() and take the last path component, this
might be the context name, but I wonder, if this will
always work?
Thank you very much,
J�rgen
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