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My goal is to serve images, javascript, css, etc that complements the dynamic app installed as an ICF handler.

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The two options I could find.

1) The NW webserver can be configured to serve static files from a specific folder by setting the parameter icm/HTTP/file_access_<xx> (tcode RZ10). Bellow is a sample setting to serve files from the server folder c:webserverstatic in the webserver path /static/

icm/HTTP/file_access_0 = PREFIX=/static/, DOCROOT=c:\webserver\static

Using this approach the files have to be maintained directly in the server filesystem.

2) Create a BSP application just to collect the static files (CSS, javascript, images, etc). This is done in SE80 and the files are MIME objects inside the BSP app. Each static resource gets the URL of the BSP app plus the object name. With this option the files can be maintained using the GUI.

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answered 24 Sep '11, 15:09

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