Images in RTF migration through DEV till PROD

Hi All,
we have an image in the RTF templates mapped as
url:{'http://server_name:7877/xmlpserver/custImages/logo_542x169.jpg'}
Is there any way to autochange the sever_name during the migration between environments?
with regards,
Eldar A.

Hi,
additional point,
If I use the ALT option of the images in the header of out RTF template.
It is necessary if customer will decide to change the logo image.
in ALT text I have the following:
url:{'http://server_name:7877/xmlpserver/custImages/logo_542x169test.jpg'}
Currently I have no luck with:
url:{'<?$CURRENT_SERVER_URL?>custImages/Tsv_logo_542x169test.jpg'}
url:{'xdoxslt:get_variable($_XDOCTX,’CURRENT_SERVER_URL’)custImages/Tsv_logo_542x169test.jpg'}
Can someone drop an example here?
Thanks!
with regards,
Eldar Ametov

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