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Setting of Default Directory

 
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HI ,
I am working with weblogic version 6.0 and coding jsp.
Till now , i stored all my jsp file in it's default directory that is ..
C:\bea\wlserver6.0\config\provdomain\applications\DefaultWebApp_provserver
Now while i want that i can creat my own directory..say
c:\work..
and store all my jsp here and work from here
is it possible ..if yes how..?? and in which file i have to configure .
Regards
Anubhuti Bhargava

 
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I don't think this is possible.
You could create a new directory in the applications directory and store your jsps there. Also create a file called REDEPOY and place into the WEB-INF directory inside of your web application, then every time you change a jsp change the date modified on the REDEPLOY file by putting a space in it and saving. This should update the web application.
Hope this helps
 
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In Weblogic 5.1, you can create a webapp and point there. weblogic.properties file has an entry like this:
weblogic.httpd.webApp.myapp=C:/mydir/myjsps
Any reference to http://host:7001/myapp would then go to C:/mydir/myjsps
 
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