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Gabrielle,
Iannetti, Gabriele wrote:
> I think I am going to use an other program like a extracter (e.g.
> 7zip or something) to add files to the deployed .war archive
> file, So I get the data files into it at runtime and have the ability
> to re
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Gabrielle,
Iannetti, Gabriele wrote:
> now I know it's up to use pure Java API for this, and unfortunately
> not the servlet engine API.
The servlet API doesn't have anything in it that doesn't have to do with
serving dynamic requests. I'm not su
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Gabrielle,
Iannetti, Gabriele wrote:
> now I know it's up to use pure Java API for this,
> and unfortunately not the servlet engine API.
The servlet API doesn't have anything in it that doesn't have to do with
serving dynamic requests. I'm not sure w
Thanks Chris,
you helped me very much,
now I know it's up to use pure Java API for this,
and unfortunately not the servlet engine API.
So I have to use a web server to automate the process of storing files for my
purpuse.
Best regards,
Gabriele
Gabrielle,
Iannetti, Gabriele wrote:
> I woul
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Gabrielle,
Iannetti, Gabriele wrote:
> I would like to save single files (I got via HTML post) to an
> existing web app on the application server (JBoss) without
> redeploying the [whole] WAR file.
Ouch. Really?
That shouldn't be too hard: just wr
Hello there,
I would like to save single files (I got via HTML post)
to an existing web app on the application server (JBoss) without redeploying
the hole WAR file.
(I really need to save the files into such a WAR archive file on the server;
to keep it short: I dont want to save the files on
