H:commandButton image error

Hi everyone, i have a bug with the h:commadButton.
I have the following code:
<h:commandButton action="#{Bean.Method}"
                                        image="showme_btn_access.gif"
                                        styleClass="some_style"
                                        onclick="prequal_load(this.form)" id="showme" />Everything works fine but the first time the page loads it renders the following:
<input id="_id15:showme" name="_id15:showme" type="image" src="showme_btn_access.gif;jsessionid=B725312BD4321014CEFF43CD44AE225D" onclick="prequal_load(this.form);...
{code}
The problem has to do with the jsessionid portion of the rendered code. It causes my image to be broken because to the browser, that image path does not exist.
Once I refresh the page the problem is gone :-/
Any clues as to how this can be avoided?
Edited by: arai_speed on Mar 7, 2008 6:26 AM

Hi everyone, I fixed the issue.
I just needed to add the following property after the JKMount declarations:
        JkMount /*.jsp elnk
        JkMount /*.faces elnk
        JkMount /*.xhtml elnk
        JkMount /servlet/* elnk
        JkStripSession On

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