In my development environment, for my "myapp" web-app, I'm doing the
following

<jsp:include page="/commmon/header.jsp" flush="true"/>

and it finds the file just fine.  header.jsp is in the common directory
under the "myapp" webapp.

Although, if I use an anchor

<a href="/common/header.jsp">test</a>

it doesn't find the file. it looks to my "root" webapp.   I must use
<a href="/myapp/common/header.jsp">test</a>

What configuration step must I do so that my anchors (and references to
images) can be addressed using the first way I tried (without having to use
/myapp/...)

I have reasons for not using relative addressing  (../common/...).

Any tips on the configuration steps (even general comments) would be greatly
appreciated.


Thanks!!!

Jeff Prideaux,



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