Nevermind. Eclipse was not publishing the image to the exploded web app in
Apache. Once I manually added the image the program worked accordingly.
- rm3
robert.mcguinness wrote:
>
> Amigos:
>
> I know this questions has been asked before, but maybe with Wicket 1.3
> there is a different solution (or maybe someone can dumb down the
> explanation). I have implemented a custom resource locator for the html
> files in Wicket a la Wiki example. Basically, I strip the prefix
> "com.company.web" from the package of the java file and then reference the
> html using the remaining string ex: /common/BaseLayoutPage.html. My web
> application structure is below. In my css, I have a reference to a
> background image ex: background-image: url(images/background.gif) for one
> of my div elements in the BaseLayoutPage.html markup. I load the css from
> within the BaseLayoutPage.java using the command
> add(HeaderContributor.forCSS("css/poc.sss"));, but the background image
> does not show. If I preview the page with the browser I see the the page
> rendered just fine, but when the page is rendered via Wicket the
> background image does not show (yet the rest of the css is applied). Any
> suggestions on how to reference an image not found in the src directory of
> the java files? Gracias!
>
> Rob
>
> /***Web App Structure***/
>
> src
> - com.company.web.common.BaseLayoutPage.java
> web
> - js
> - css
> - poc.css
> - images
> - background.gif
> - WEB-INF
> - html
> - common
> BaseLayoutPage.html
>
>
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