Hi Dheeraj,
- Create a new local user, call it "TOMCAT" for example.
- Set some password for it
- Run your tomcat service under this user's credentials
- create the local user with exactly same name and password on the other
machine you're trying to
access
- make sure that local user has permissions to access the target folders
Good luck!
Best regardz,
Victor
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>> Hi,
>>
>> I have to list the files on a particular folder on a network drive. My
>> code is:
>>
>> File f = new File("\\\\host_ip_address\\folder1\\folder2");
>> File files[] = f.listFiles();
>> System.out.println("===========>>>Files are: " + files);
>>
>> The same code works from a standlone java program but not from a JSP.
>> Even from a JSP if I start Tomcat from command prompt using
>> startup.bat it works fine but not when I start it as a service.
>>
>> Any ideas?
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Dheeraj
>>
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