Alternatively, you can set a BASE reference within the HEAD element of each
page, and then use relative-paths in all your URLs:
<head>
...
<base href="http://www.webadorable.com/your-app-context-name-here/"/>
...
</head>
...
<img src="relpath/to/image.jpg"/>
The BASE value can (should!) be set dynamically, of course - with a tag
library, or whatever.
Notice that the BASE reference has a trailing slash, whilst your relative
paths must start without a leading slash.
Harry Mantheakis
> Is there any reason you can't just have the paths composed dynamically?:
>
> <img src="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/webapp/relpath/to/image.jpg" />
>
> For the ROOT webapp, the expression will return an empty path, so it's
> always correct.
>
> --David
>
> Vernon _ wrote:
>>
>> I have another new application deployed in a non-root directory. I
>> need to have absolute paths for CSS and Javascript in order to import
>> them properly with differenct level structure of JSP files. I can
>> deploy it as the root application or add the application name in the
>> absolute path. Neither solutions are very good. Any good practise to
>> solve this issue?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Vernon
>>
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