Ok, point taken and noted.
I think I will have to maintain the server part of the
address in a separate file and do an 'include' in
the processing file - this way it should make the
maintainance easier (even if not intuitively obvious!)
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/12/2002 11:19:22 >>>
But AFAIK this is the only working solution. Both Batik and FOP only
work with absolute paths.
Joerg
Derek Hohls wrote:
> Unfortunately this is not a real solution:
> in the example I used 'myserver' - on my
> development machine this would be 'localhost:8080'
> whereas on the production machine it would be
> something 'joe.domain.com' ... I do not think that 'localhost' would
> work the same in both situations... the same holds true for a file
> path - the setup on the UNIX machine is
> *definitely* different from mine - ideally I
> am looking for a Cocoon-related solution.
>
> Thanks
> Derek
>
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/01/02 08:33 AM >>>
>>>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Derek Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>
>>I need to include and display a static image
>>(its a logo) on all the SVG images I produce;
>>the only syntax I have managed to get to work is:
>
>
> <svg:image xlink:href=""http://myserver/path/logo.jpg">http://myserver/path/logo.jpg />
> (plus height, width)
>
>
>>Unfortunately this requires an absolute URL
>>address - if I drop the http://myserver/
>>then it simply does not work - is there a
>>Cocoon "substitute" (protocol?) I can use
>>to get the image processed correctly, *regardless*
>>of what machine the app. is loaded on??
>
>
> Try "localhost" instead of "myserver".
>
> You can also use a file url (so long as the path is absolute).
>
> Cheers
>
> Con
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>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 01/12/2002 11:19:22 >>>
But AFAIK this is the only working solution. Both Batik and FOP only
work with absolute paths.
Joerg
Derek Hohls wrote:
> Unfortunately this is not a real solution:
> in the example I used 'myserver' - on my
> development machine this would be 'localhost:8080'
> whereas on the production machine it would be
> something 'joe.domain.com' ... I do not think that 'localhost' would
> work the same in both situations... the same holds true for a file
> path - the setup on the UNIX machine is
> *definitely* different from mine - ideally I
> am looking for a Cocoon-related solution.
>
> Thanks
> Derek
>
>>>>[EMAIL PROTECTED] 12/01/02 08:33 AM >>>
>>>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Derek Hohls [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
>
>>I need to include and display a static image
>>(its a logo) on all the SVG images I produce;
>>the only syntax I have managed to get to work is:
>
>
> <svg:image xlink:href=""http://myserver/path/logo.jpg">http://myserver/path/logo.jpg />
> (plus height, width)
>
>
>>Unfortunately this requires an absolute URL
>>address - if I drop the http://myserver/
>>then it simply does not work - is there a
>>Cocoon "substitute" (protocol?) I can use
>>to get the image processed correctly, *regardless*
>>of what machine the app. is loaded on??
>
>
> Try "localhost" instead of "myserver".
>
> You can also use a file url (so long as the path is absolute).
>
> Cheers
>
> Con
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