- From: Luc Saint-Elie <lse@imaginet.fr>
- Date: Fri, 30 Apr 1999 11:16:29 -0400 (EDT)
- To: www-jigsaw@w3.org
Well.. my english is..
I don't want to access this file by Java code.
What I have to do is to set up a servlet properties (in Jigsaw admin)
The property is a file url (the url of a file named cocoon.properties)
I just have to pen the servlet property dialog in JigAdmin and set up the
property (like in
http://www.w3.org/Jigsaw/Doc/User/servlets.html#parameters)
I don't know exactly if
- This URL is relative to Jigsaw
- This URL is relative to the directory where my .jar file (the one that
contains the servlet) is situated, because my servlet is not a .class file
located in the /servlet directory but a .
- This URL is relative to Jigsaw itself
And as I use Windows (not unix alas)
If I have to use
- the "Bill way to write path" (D:\foo\bar\stuff\cocoon.properties)
- The Unix way to write path (/foo/bar/stuff/cocoon.properties)
- Another method (like D:\\foo\\bar\\stuff\\cocoon.properties)
Le 16:56 30/04/99 +0200, Benoit Mahe a écrit:
>> How does Jigsaw handle the path under windows 98 ?
>> I have a path to set up for a servlet properties.
>
>Ok, but what do you do with this path? new File(), getResource()?
>If you are using getResource
>
>URL url = getClass().getClassLoader().getResource("cocoon.properties")
>should works. This is relative to the servlet directory.
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