Hi,
In a system I'm working on, we have a folder that recieves uploaded media.
On my windows development machine it is "E:\program files\etc...." on the linux machine that hosts the site, it is "/opt/tomcat/etc...."
I recently updated the demo system and when I try to upload media using a form, it throws an exception complaining that it cannot find the file in "e:/program files......."
now... since my Constants.java file has been updated with the new path this irritates me.
I've logged into the system and opened the constants.class file and verified that it does have the correct path.
I have also stopped and restarted the individual app as well as the whole of tomcat but regardless of what I'm doing, it always seems to look in the windows path.
I thought Tomcat was caching but surely a reboot of tomcat: /etc/init.d/tomcat stop /etc/init.d/tomcat start would stop caching?
what else could it be?
I just took a local copy of the entire classes folder and ran a search... there is NO instance of my windows path in these files.
any ideas?
David
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