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In my Spring 3 web app the users are able to upload images using Springs multipart resolver. The image is save to the folder defined in the apps servlet-context.xml:
<mvc:resources mapping="/resources/**" location="/resources/" />
The problem is that I need to refresh the resources folder on the server to make the newly images visible to the user.
How can I make Spring/Tomcat auto-refresh the images after each upload?
is this “resources” folder a watched folder in tomcat.. you can make a folder as watched by adding a configuration in server.xml.
also, when dealing with images & other static contents, the server would lookup the file when required & the content is delivered, please check if the browser is caching the result before making any changes in the server.