Moises Lejter wrote:
> This only works as long as I don't redeploy the webapp that has WebDAV
> enabled via its WAR file, right? I did not find anything that would
> have Tomcat realize it was not supposed to delete the WebDAV's directory
> inside the second web app on redeploy...
Correct.
Mark
This only works as long as I don't redeploy the webapp that has WebDAV
enabled via its WAR file, right? I did not find anything that would
have Tomcat realize it was not supposed to delete the WebDAV's directory
inside the second web app on redeploy...
Moises
"Mark Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> w
Moises Lejter wrote:
> Is there a best practice I should be considering here?
How about this for a quick and dirty approach.
Use two contexts. One for your app and one, with webDAV enabled, for
any uploaded content. That way, any application updates won't change
the content.
Mark
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Imagine that you wanted to allow the user to upload files to
your web app, that you then wanted to save – say for example web pages
that you wanted them to upload to your web app to display…
My first thought was, my web app can only write to /WEB-INF,
so I should put these files there.
