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Relative path in jar files

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bonda - 04 Oct 2006 11:34 GMT
hi all,
My situation is this , i have a jar file which draws a diagram in a
location.This location is the hard coded relative path. when i try to
use this jar in a web application, the jar should draw the diagram in
the relative path, but its not taking the relative path of the web
application. suugest me a solution where i can give a relative path in
the jar , so it should refer the path in the web application.
hiwa - 05 Oct 2006 03:02 GMT
> hi all,
>  My situation is this , i have a jar file which draws a diagram in a
[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
> application. suugest me a solution where i can give a relative path in
> the jar , so it should refer the path in the web application.
Show us your relevant part of the code in which your relative --
relative to what? -- path is referenced. Also show us the
directory/file hierarchy of your Web application. Why you don't use a
WAR file instead of a JAR file?


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