At 10:49 AM 3/10/99 -0700, you wrote:
>I'm hoping that there is a simple answer to the following:
>
>I need to be able to have my servlet generate a dynamic HTML file that
>references static elements such as a javascript file and an image. Is there
>a way to use relative paths to specify where to retrieve these items? Or do
>I have to write a servlet that handles the request of the static files? I
>have the Servlet book by Jason Hunter and he has a sample servlet that can
>be used for the retieval of static files - do I have to use something like
>this in order to have this mix of dynamic and static html?
>
We use relative paths to access files (gifs, jpegs, etc) with Apache and
Jserv. Our URL is http://host/servlet/servletname and the html files
returned reference their images as "../images/pic.gif". Our images
directory in located in the Apache root directory and the images are
successfully returned.
Bob
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