See
http://wiki.glassfish.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=FaqActivateSymbolicLinks
In your case, you need to add a property with name "allowLinking"
(and a value of "true") to the virtual server "server" (since there is no
sun-web.xml).
MIME mappings should be added to the default-web.xml, in which case
they should also be picked up by the "dummy web module" that serves
requests from a virtual server's docroot.
Jan
On 02/24/09 04:23 PM, Peter Williams wrote:
> I created a soft link under docroot for a glassfish V2.1 domain. The
> link points to a folder.
>
> This link is not accessible in the browser. This works perfectly with
> no configuration changes in AS 8.2. What do I need to enable to get
> this working in 9.1.1?
>
> Also, where do I configure default mimetypes for odd file extensions
> for static files served from docroot (that are being accessed
> directly, not part of any web app)? Changes to default-web.xml do not
> seem to affect this (not really surprising), but that's the only
> public advice that I could find on this problem.
>
> Thanks for any advice.
> -Peter
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