anil wrote:
Hi -
Just to update this posting with my investigations - I've managed to extract
the file contents within my spring bean.
The basic problem was the way I was creating the file object - the path
returned by the cocoon.context.getRealPath() method was a URI & when
instantiating my File object I needed to create a URI object first.
Therefore it was:
URI fileURI = new URI("<output of cocoon.context.getRealPath>");
File file = new File(fileURI);
rather than just new File("<output of cocoon.context.getRealPath>");
Sorry - I should have noticed this - I assumed that I should be able to pass
the abstract path into File object directly - I blame it on the late nights!
One thing I still don't really understand though is that I'm still unable to
get a path to the resource that I want to access through my spring bean as
cocoon.context.getRealPath("xqy/test.xqy") still returns null. In order to
get round this I do:
var fullPath = cocoon.context.getRealPath("/") + "xqy/test.xqy";
If anyone could clear up that confusion I'd be very grateful.
Just wondering: Why can't you use the source resolver?
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