The extra path-info will confuse things, unless you 
include a <base href="..."> tag in your <head> element.

If you use the Shell component, this is done for you.

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> Today I encountered the following problem. From my application's home page
> I go to the second page using a Page component. The second page is found,
> but the rendering is wrong, because the images and css that are fix in the
> html-code of the second page are lost. The Url of the css on the first
> page is: 'http://webApplicationPath/css/cssName.css'. On the second page
> it is 'http://webApplicationPath/page/nameOfTheSecondPage/css/cssName.css'
> and the style sheet is not found. It should be the same css on both pages.
> 
> Is this a bug in 2.2-alpha2, I haven't had that problem in alpha1 ? With
> alpha1 my URL still uses context=... service=page ...
> 
> Best regards,
> 
>   Christian
> 
> 
> 
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