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Hi,

I have a web app. stored at TOMCAT_HOME/webapp.
And a set of pictures files stored at C:\gif

How can the web app. view the set of pictures?

Please help

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Benson
 
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It can't unless you either move the files to someplace that the web container can address, set up the server to access them there, or write a servlet that can read the files from the file system and stream them to the browser.
[ September 01, 2005: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
 
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I can now. just setup <Context></Context> in server.xml. It will works.

However, how to setup in WebSphere?

If anyone knows, please let me know.

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Yes, as I said they need to be somewhere where the server can access them.

For the rest of your question, I'm moving this to the Websphere forum.
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