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JSP files in external directory
原标题:

In my project, we allow customer to write customer specific logic in JSP pages and attach to our product. Right now after deploying .ear file customer copy the custom files under /WebContent/custom directory so that we can refer those JSPs. This is a tedious process for installation, I would like to simplify this.

I tried the following solution

1) extendedDocumentRoot - IBM WebSphere It works fine when I kept the JSP outside the EAR deployment directory

2) OC4J - This solution also works fine in OracleAS.

<virtual-directory virtual-path="/img" real-path="/e:/pictures/" />

I am looking for a generic solution for all J2EE containers.

最佳回答

No. There is no standard way to accomplish this. This is part of server deployment/configuration and it s out of scope for Servlet spec.

If you use Tomcat, you have to use yet another mechanism,

  <Context aliases="/img=/e:/pictures/" ...>
问题回答

Very similar question here - Loading JSP pages from custom sources

I don t think this is possible with jsp because of the potential security risks. However, other view technologies, such as Velocity do support this.





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