That can solve the problem. However, is it little silly to prefix
${pageContext.request.contextPath} into every single URLs in the JSP files?
Vernon
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Is there any reason you can't just have the paths composed dynamically?:
<img src="${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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