i got it. instead of referencing it from the file system, reference it
using the web app. so instead of c:\apache\tomcat\webapp\etc etc go
http:\\localhost:8080\webapp\etc etc.
thanks again nick.
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thats cool. so what should i have within my js. i mean should i
reference it from the file system something like c:\apache\etc etc.
if its within my html then i can reference it as you have mentioned.
thanks heaps.
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Hi Peter.
I usually have "css", "html" and "images" directories inside "context"
at the same level as "WEB-INF". Depending on how your web.xml is set up,
Tomcat will then usually serve these files as e.g.
http://localhost/tapestryappname/html/index.html
That's assuming your Tapestry app is locat
guys,
we have diff depts working on diff files. the other dept has generated
a bunch of plain vanilla html content files which i need to
incorporate within my tap web app. now i have created a separate
folder and have put all files within it. now within my web app, i am
trying to incorporate, on
