RE: Re: image can't be seen

No, I'm only talking about one page here.  The first time you bring up the
page, no image.  But if you right-click the image and choose "Show Picture",
the image appears.  Every subsequent access to the page, the image is there.

It's almost as if the page is delivered before the image can be rendered.

Thanks,
Adrian Klingel


-----Original Message-----
From: [email protected]
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Florin PATRASCU
Sent: Tuesday, May 25, 2004 6:52 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [JPublish-developer] Re: image can't be seen


Adrian,

Please check that you have a correct path reference to your images?!

Let's say you declare the /images as a static repository (jpublish.xml),
something like:

<?xml version="1.0"?>
<jpublish>
     <name>your JPublish webapp name</name>
     <static-root>/</static-root>
     <action-root>..........
............
</jpublish>

*every* time you want to access your images, you have to be sure you have a
correct path reference, just like this:

<img src="$request.ContextPath/images/your_image.jpg" border="0" >

It should work!

For sure is nothing related to the Servlet container nor JPublish.

Plus, your're saying that sometimes works and sometimes not .. which makes
me think exactly to the way you refer images; I suspect you're using a
relative path ... something like: <img src="images/your_image.jpg"
border="0" > instead of the above ... which is wrong ;)

Please let us know how it works,

Cheers,
-Florin

At 25/05/2004 16:29, Anthony Eden wrote:
>Adrian,
>
>Is it possible for you to try your application in Tomcat 5.0.19?
>Additionally how long do you wait after starting Tomcat before trying to
>access the page?
>
>Sincerely,
>Anthony Eden
>
>>I've got a project set up in JPublish in the traditional way, by
>>adding a templates, HTML snippets, and some BeanShells to the
>>'JPublish empty' expanded war file.
>>I've got an HTML snippet for the page header, but very the first time
>>I access the page in Tomcat 5.0.24, the image is unavailable.  After
>>I click around, the image is there from then on.  I'd like to know
>>why it doesn't appear upon first access, and if there's anything I
>>can do to fix that.
>>One more thing... One of my pages reads values from the request.  I
>>have a test form that sets the values in the request and POSTs them
>>to the page which calls the request parameter-reading BeanShell file.
>>The first time it is accessed, the values are not read.  Upon
>>subsequent accesses from the same browser window, it works fine.  So
>>this problem is sort of like the image problem.
>>Thanks for any help you can offer.
>>Sincerely, Adrian Klingel
>
>
>
>
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