Hello



Can you please help.



I am a new user of Netbeans 5.5. I've managed to setup a project successfully and the application is working well with one exception.

All I am trying to achieve is to list the relative directories of my web application in order to traverse through these files to pick up images to build an image gallery.

When I run the JAVA class as a standalone I get the expected result.



Output points to my application root directory as expected:



. uild

. uild.xml

.conf

.dist

.
bproject

.src

. est

.web

But when I try to import this class as a bean into my JSP page it points to the bin directory of the Tomcat server (C:Program Files
etbeans-5.5enterprise3apache-tomcat-5.5.17 in) instead and I get the file listing:

. ootstrap.jar

.catalina-tasks.xml

.catalina.bat

.catalina.sh

ETC... ETC...

I realise that this is probably a simple relative path configuration that I've missed, but my understanding of server setup is limited and would really appreciate a simple explanation on how to have the bean point to the
relative path of my web application as it did as a standalone java class.

This is something I expected Netbeans to automatically configure as everything else works out-of-the-box.

For a simple demo of my problem I've created the following cutdown file examples:

I would be very grateful for any input into this matter.



Andrew Harrison