Its not as expensive as you think. The connection is NOT an HttpConnection.
Its a connection to a custom resource loader.
-Tim
Bruce Miller wrote:
Tim Funk wrote:
You'll need to clean the following up but you can use this:
Date lastModified =
new Date(servletContext
.getReso
Tim Funk wrote:
You'll need to clean the following up but you can use this:
Date lastModified =
new Date(servletContext
.getResource()
.openConnection()
.getLastModified());
Ah! I did miss that... However...
Openning a connection seems potentially
more
You'll need to clean the following up but you can use this:
Date lastModified =
new Date(servletContext
.getResource()
.openConnection()
.getLastModified());
-Tim
Bruce Miller wrote:
Hi Tomcatters;
A seemingly naive question:
I've got various configura
Hi Tomcatters;
A seemingly naive question:
I've got various configuration data, tucked away
under /WEB-INF/.
If I use context.getRealPath(datapath), I can check the
timestamp, so that I know if it needs to be re-read.
However, this fails if we're serving from a .war file
(in which case, presumab
