Hi Rene,
Perhaps you could share a complete example application that i may test?
The ServletContext is obtained from the Jersey-specific Servlet class,
Jersey does nothing special with it, and you should be able to use it
just as you would using a similarly deployed and configured Servlet you
wrote by hand.
Paul.
Rene Wiermer wrote:
> I am using Spring to read a configuration from WEB-INF.
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> In my normal servlet this works fine:
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> BeanFactory factory =
> new XmlBeanFactory(new
> ServletContextResource(servletContextProvidedByServlet,
> "WEB-INF/applicationContext-config.xml"));
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> Here servletContextProvidedByServlet.getRealPath("/") points to
> "/real/fspath/to/webapp"
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> However, in my REST service in the same application using Jersey, the
> ServletContext is filled differently
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> Using:
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> @Context private ServletContext servletContextInjectedByJersey;
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> This ist not loaded correctly by the ServletContextResource. (I/O
> error).
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> Reason: servletContextInjectedByJersey.getRealPath("/") gives "/webapp"
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> Question: is there some way to get the real path from a Resource, or is
> there another way to access files in WEB-INF ?
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Rene Wiermer
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