Thanks...I just came to the same conclusion too.....
URI uri = MyClass.class.getResource("/resources/xsd/Message.xsd").toURI()
which resolves to myWebApp/WEB-INF/classes/resources/xsd/Message.xsd
Matt
Caldarale, Charles R wrote:
>
>> From: Agent96 [mailto:matt.nel...@metadatatechnology.com]
>> Subject: URI resolving to tomcat/bin
>
>
>> [TOMCAT_HOME]/Webapps/myWebApp/classes/resources/myFile.xml
>
> Classes are normally stored in myWebApp/WEB-INF/classes, but the above is
> acceptable, just unusual (assuming you fix the spelling of "webapps").
>
>> Is this a Tomcat fix or a Java fix......
>
> Neither; fix your webapp. You should be using:
>
> ServletContext.getResourceAsStream("/classes/resources/myFile.xml");
>
> There's no guarantee the container will provide any access to the file
> system, other than the temporary work area defined by the servlet spec.
>
> - Chuck
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