Thanks for your reply Larry. So there is no way to include an xml file (that is not in the classpath) using a relative path?
Davide. -----Messaggio originale----- Da: Larry Meadors [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Inviato: mercoledì 23 luglio 2008 15.35 A: user-java@ibatis.apache.org Oggetto: Re: url attribute of <sqlMap> tag No: URLs are absolute names. Depending on how you initialize your SqlMapClient, you might be able to pass a base bath as a parameter, and have your web app tell it where the web root is, then build a file:// url from that, but I don't see any advantage to doing that. Look at the SqlMapCientBuilder to see how to do that. FWIW, I wouldn't recommend this. It's extra work without a reward. Larry On Wed, Jul 23, 2008 at 7:18 AM, Davide Rogora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > Actually my iBatis xml config files are under the classpath so, to include > an xml file in the in the main configuration file (that is under > WEB-INF/iBatis folder) I usually write: > <sqlMap resource="it/mypakage/Example.xml" /> > (and it works) > > I need to move all my files under WEB-INF/iBatis directory of my web > application. > I read iBatis manual and tried with the "url" attribute, like this: > <sqlMap url="file:///c:/myProject/www/WEB-INF/iBatis/Example.xml" /> > and it works! > > Now I want to make the path relative to the project (and not absolute to my > hard drive c: like in the above example). > I tried with ; > <sqlMap url="file:///WEB-INF/iBatis/Example.xml" /> and > <sqlMap url="file:///Example.xml" /> and > <sqlMap url="file:Example.xml" /> and > and a million of other ways, but it doesn't work > > How is the correct way to use a relative path with the url attribute? > > Thanks, > Davide. >
