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Have the full path for your images in the jsp page.<br />
e.g. (&lt;img src=&quot;/test/login/pic12.gif<wbr />&quot; /&gt;). [assuming test is your context name]
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Have the full path for your images in the jsp page.
e.g. (<img src="/test/login/pic12.gif" />). [assuming test is your context name]

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Hi thanks,<br />
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Sorry for the delay. I have no time to test. I hope I can test it late today. sorrry :)<br />
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Regards<br />
Dave
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Hi thanks,

Sorry for the delay. I have no time to test. I hope I can test it late today. sorrry :)

Regards
Dave

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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have one localhost/test/main.jsp that called LoginForm and LoginAction subsequently. Then, in my LoginForm, if the errors are obtained, the application will be sent back to main.jsp automatically with the &lt;html:errors /&gt; displayed, right? However, my ActionLogin URL is similar like localhost/test/login/login<wbr />.do. So when I get back, all the images URL are wrong. My question is how to solve that problem?<br />
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The images URL would be like localhost/test/login/pic12<wbr />.gif instead of localhost/test/pic12.gif<br />
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Regards<br />
Dave
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Hi,

I have one localhost/test/main.jsp that called LoginForm and LoginAction subsequently. Then, in my LoginForm, if the errors are obtained, the application will be sent back to main.jsp automatically with the <html:errors /> displayed, right? However, my ActionLogin URL is similar like localhost/test/login/login.do. So when I get back, all the images URL are wrong. My question is how to solve that problem?

The images URL would be like localhost/test/login/pic12.gif instead of localhost/test/pic12.gif

Regards
Dave

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