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Re: One last mop-up battle
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Re: One last mop-up battle


  • Subject: Re: One last mop-up battle
  • From: James Cicenia <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 15 Mar 2005 08:47:26 -0600

Oscar thank you for replying:

All of my references.. this is a port... are relative to the apache document root directory. For instance, my style sheets are referenced like:

"/styles/default.css"

the name of my war file is TOS.war

I am very, very new with WebSphere, jBoss, etc., shouldn't I just be able to drop my styles directory under WEB-INF and then WAR it up?
Well it doesn't work. :(


I guess, I am missing something obvious here.

Thanks again,
James


On Mar 15, 2005, at 8:17 AM, Oscar Díaz Blanco wrote:

Hi James,

We deployed a WO app in WebSphere 6.0 and all you have to do is put your apache's image documents folder directly in your .war file. (your .war file contains META-INF, WEB-INF, yourImageAndDocumentsFolder)

The image path on the images (and css) of your WO components should read as follows: /contextName/yourImageAndDocumentsFolder/imagename.gif

Also, you can directly put the contents of your apache's document folder inside the .war, no subdirectory. (the url should read /contextName/imagename.gif)

HTH,

Oscar

On 15/03/2005, at 13:07, Seejo Pylappan wrote:

I dont know about about WebSphere, but you need to put them in the WebSphere's document root. I deployed my application under tomcat, for tomcat it goes into :

$CATALINA_HOME/webapps/ROOT/

If you put the resources under the WebSphere's document root it should work correctly.

Thanks,
Seejo

On Mar 14, 2005, at 2:51 PM, James Cicenia wrote:

Hello -

I have successfully launched my application on WebSphere using DB2. Whew.

Now I have one small question, where do my resources go? I put my apache's document
directory of my images and style sheets etc in WebServerResources under the .woa file
in my war and also at the top level, i.e. under WEB-INF, but my application still can't find
them. Where do they go, or is there some xml setting I need to make.


Thanks Everyone,
James Cicenia

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