how to read a file in directory

[dianmi...@gmail.com]

Hi

I have a config file in a sub directory, like conf/app.conf, how can I read it.

I have tried 

path.join(os.GetWd(), " conf/app.conf")

path.join(os.Args[0], " conf/app.conf")

"conf/app.conf"

"./conf/app.conf"

And, another question.

How can I upload files (like conf/*.conf ) to GAE? currently I add them in app.yaml, like

- url: /conf

  static_dir: conf

but I don't want people download *.conf files via http.

I notice Java SDK can define resource_files in app.yaml, does GO SDK support it?

[David Symonds]

If you declare files as static (via static_files or static_dir), they
are only for serving via HTTP and are not accessible to your app. If
you only want them for your app to load, don't declare them as static.
You'll be able to read them as "conf/app.conf" or "./conf/app.conf".

[David Symonds]

The current working directory of your app is always the top of your
app's file tree (i.e. where app.yaml is). Try opening
gwk/conf/app.conf.

[Dianming Song]

still fail to read

my files structure is 

--------

app.yaml

gwk

    conf

        app.conf

        *.conf

    public

        css

        js

        *

     views

         *

     gwk.go

app.yaml is 

--------

application: gwk-demo

version: 1

runtime: go

api_version: go1

handlers:

- url: /.*

  script: _go_app

code is

--------------

var info string

func Info(w http.ResponseWriter, r *http.Request) {

fmt.Fprint(w, info)

}

func init() {

info = info + fmt.Sprintln(os.Stat("conf"))

info = info + fmt.Sprintln(os.Stat("./conf"))

info = info + fmt.Sprintln(os.Stat("conf/app.conf"))

info = info + fmt.Sprintln(os.Stat("./conf/app.conf"))

http.HandleFunc("/", Info)

}

resonse is

--------

<nil> stat conf: no such file or directory<nil> stat ./conf: no such file or directory<nil> stat conf/app.conf: no such file or directory

<nil> stat ./conf/app.conf: no such file or directory

2013/6/20 David Symonds <dsym...@golang.org>

[Dianming Song]

I see, should not use os.GetWd()

Thanks, It works.

http://gwk-demo.appspot.com/

2013/6/21 David Symonds <dsym...@golang.org>