On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 15:05:55 -0200, mwrohde wrote:
Ok, thanks for the replies so far.
In the tml I've got:
<${classpath:/com/navicure/ui/components/images/exit2.png}>
It should have been src="${classpath:/com/navicure/ui/components/images/exit2.png}"/>. You
still need to use proper HTML ta
mages/exit2.png}>
For reasons that I don't completely understand /com/navicure/ui/components
was already assumed by Tapestry.
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er binding: Error parsing property expression
> 'classpath:/com/navicure/ui/components/images/exit2.png': Unable to parse
> input at character position 11.
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ameter binding: Error parsing property expression
'classpath:/com/navicure/ui/components/images/exit2.png': Unable to parse
input at character position 11.
What have I got wrong?
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Images, css and js etc are known in tapestry as assets. You can reference
assets by "classpath:" or "context:".
http://tapestry.apache.org/assets.html
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On Wed, 28 Nov 2012 13:26:34 -0200, mwrohde wrote:
All -
Hi!
We have not been successful in getting image files loaded from the
component jar, however. We have tried referencing images through
relative path from both tml and css, both to no avail.
In templates and classes, use the Tap
ges through relative path from
both tml and css, both to no avail.
What is the generally accepted way to do this sort of packaging and
referencing?
Thanks,
Matt
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