Hi Pier --
Sorry I guess I wasn't clear...
getting the file with wget works fine..
all I do is: wget -m fullscreen.com
But, what I get is a bunch of myfile.jsp?param=value
files.
moving this directory into apache doesn't work, b/c
when the user requests the file /myfile.jsp?param=value
Hi all -
I'd like to mirror my jsp generated website, in an effort to
reduce the memory / hardware requirements of the site. My site's
content won't change so often that it needs to see immediate updates.
I plan on using wget -m to mirror the site. This works but for
one problem...
to link to /images
I was hoping tomcat or something would be smart enough to
get from tomcat/webapps/myapp/images
Any suggestions on doing this?
Thank you very much=
Matt Pease
FullScreen, Inc.
we are almost done
If you're talking about getting that directory from HTML (e.g.,
to embed an
image in your page), I'd suggest just referencing it directly, like,
img src=/images/guernica.gif /
This lets you alias it in your webserver, to put the images directory
anywhere you like.
If you're trying
