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1. How to get image absolute path?    stackoverflow.com

How to get image path in java ? I am using eclipse, i want to display the image in jsp,I want to give path like "/images/logo.jpg" but it is getting nullpointer exception ...

2. Refering images in JSP (path problem).    coderanch.com

3. style sheet and image paths    coderanch.com

Hi guy, Just wondering, if you want to put the path of a style sheet in a included file for a JSP (eg header.jsp is included in all my pages and has all the info in it). The problem is, whilst the JSPs in the root can see the style sheet, anything under a different folder can not (as they ...

4. Image path problem    coderanch.com

Hi Chetan, I feel in windows case you are giving the absolute path stating the drive and the folder structure in linux scenario i feel u need to put a slash before the var folder other wise the linux will treat the same as relative path from the tomcat. i think the best practice i would suggest for mentioning the images ...

5. how image path should be passed to servlet    coderanch.com

6. Display images on jsp from server using absolute path    coderanch.com

7. I cannot obtain the enitre path of image    coderanch.com

8. How to display image giving dynamic path in HTML    coderanch.com

9. problem with server relative paths for images    coderanch.com

Hi all, I'm having trouble with server relative paths for my images, and hence the won't load in jsp's. When I browse http://localhost:8080/myContext/images/images/logo.gif the image loads... so the files are there and can be served up. However, when I use a servlet to serve them up (as in http://localhost:8080/myContext/landing.s2s), the page does not show the images. I am able to right ...





10. Real Path for Uploading Image    java-forums.org

11. how to make a jsp page display locally saved images via absolute path    forums.oracle.com

If the page is generated by JSP you are presumably accessing it via http anyway. So "putting it in the project's folder" will only work if what you actually mean is "putting it into the web application directory" and, hence, accessing it with http: The client will have no idea where on the file system the projects directory is located.