You can keep your config files in your webapp root or any
subdirectory in that.
Use application.getRealPath("") to get the full path of the webapp root.

-Prasanth

s_senthil_raja@(protected):

> sir,
>  Actually my jsp pages are under /webapps/Raja directory, I want to
> refer
> one config file called conf.properties my question is where I have to
> keep
> this file so that it is visible to my jsp,
> How I have to specify the config file path, whether I have to give
> full path
> like
> C:\Program Files\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
> 5.0\webapps\Raja\input\conf.properties or
> ..\\input\\conf.properties is enough ?.
>           Plz help me .
>                             -Raja.
>
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