I think the issue comes from the fact that the at
method used is the default one used previously by Assets
.
I ran into the same issue at some point last year, where I wanted to serve images that would be stored in a external folder, a folder that is somewhere on disk, and here is how I coded this:
I created a simple controller called Photos, that contained one Action:
object Photos extends Controller {
val AbsolutePath = """^(/|[a-zA-Z]:\).*""".r
/**
* Generates an `Action` that serves a static resource from an external folder
*
* @param absoluteRootPath the root folder for searching the static resource files.
* @param file the file part extracted from the URL
*/
def at(rootPath: String, file: String): Action[AnyContent] = Action { request =>
val fileToServe = rootPath match {
case AbsolutePath(_) => new File(rootPath, file)
case _ => new File(Play.application.getFile(rootPath), file)
}
if (fileToServe.exists) {
Ok.sendFile(fileToServe, inline = true)
} else {
Logger.error("Photos controller failed to serve photo: " + file)
NotFound
}
}
}
Then, in my routes, I defined the following:
GET /photos/*file controllers.Photos.at(path="/absolute/path/to/photos",file)
This worked just fine for me. Hope this helps.
PS: This was in addition to the normal Assets
controller that helped serving js and css files.
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