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Hi I have a sf webapp working on eclipse EE installation with the tomcat server. I then downloaded and installed SSTS. Imported my webapp (maven) and hit run on server.

vFabric popup'ed and I...

solved,

I did this:



Resource jadDir;
String path = jadDir.getFilename();
String filename = file.getName();
context.getResourceAsStream("/WEB-INF/" + path + "/" + filename);

Hi all,

Ok so I defined a bean to inject the path of the DIR of the files I want to load. Doing a getFiles() I get the file but now the format of the paths changed.



public void...

Yes, and that helped a lot, although in the end I saw as a beginner I had to get MVC under the belt before moving to Web Flow.

Coming back to Web Flow later this week. Thanks.

I think its ridiculous to expect a beginner to use ROO to do a "Starting Web Flow from scratch" application. How will that person learn anything with all the fat and insane levels of abstraction that...

And we're back again not working. I closed the project. deleted it and created another roo project. Bham!

STS is not installed in Program Files or Program Files(x86). Its installed in c:\java
...

My word, after a reboot it all worked. Restarting STS did not work, but a reboot did. Very weird. Thanks for the reply :)

I'm running sts-2.9.1.RELEASE with jdk1.6.0_30 64 bit

Roo just spits "null" with all commands.

I had the same problem/question. I entered web flow in the "Roo Shell" and nothing happened.

So much for helping beginners.