By kamal.gs
via kamalgs.blogspot.com
Published: Jul 12 2010 / 06:04
If your webapp needs to serve static content (large video files or images) you would want to serve them directly from a file system folder instead of bundling it with the war file. This is now possible to do with Tomcat, in the recently released 7.0 version a new feature (aliases) to support webapps to refer to content outside of the war file has been added.
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Comments
sybrix replied ago:
If you're impressed by this you'll be blown away by Resin. It's a better Tomcat than Tomcat.
aionescu replied ago:
> If you're impressed by this you'll be blown away by Resin. It's a better Tomcat than Tomcat.
True, but the "good" version isn't for free.
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