Access image from jspdynpage

I am trying to access the image from jspdynpage. I placed image at dist/images folder of my EP project. I export the par to the server. I used the src path for the img element is "images/demo1.jpg". It is displaying in my jsp page. Help is appreciated. I have another quesiton is that can I place all images in one of the directory. From jspDynpage can we access these images or not?
-Sudheer.

Sudheer,
You could do the following.
<% String img = componentRequest.getWebResourcePath() + "/images/demo1.jpg"; %>
<img border="0" src=<%=img%> width="50" height="50">

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