hi,
i am just a shitty developer
if you have :
- html under /html
- jsp under /jsp
- servlet under /blood
if you want to access a jsp from /html directory you just have to put
/jsp/yourfile.jsp
this should work
br
marco
> -----Original Message-----
> From: EXT Breskovac Mario [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: 17. November 2000 13:25
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Relative paths between HTML pages, servlets and JSPs (without
> htt p://servername)
>
>
> Hello, gurus,
>
> I have diferent paths for JSP pages, HTML documents and
> servlets under one
> server.
> Problem is that I can't refer to JSP page from servlet or
> HTML page from JSP
> without specifying server name (http://servername/servlet,...).
> When I use http://servername/someapp everything is working
> but if I want to
> transfer theese files to some other server I must change
> source code...
> So, problem is how to refer between theese pages without
> specifying server
> name - something like relative path when developing HTML page.
> I develop programms in JBuilder3 (professional) and using
> Apache with Tomcat
> (if this is of some important).
>
> Some idea to share?
>
> Mario Breskovac
>
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