Images not displaying on JSPs

I am running WL 6.1, deploying JSPs to default web app, and using relative paths
for images. While the default web app index.html page shows the image found in
src="images/built_bea_web.gif", using a similar relative path on the jsp isn't
working.
Can anyone tell me what the relative path ought to be? Assume my jsps are in
a sub-folder called jsp, and the images are in a folder under that (jsp/images).
Any help will be greatly appreciated! I've tried what I thought was the right
relative path, and when that didn't work I've tried others that didn't seem right
but might be worth trying. NOTHING! Help!
Thanks.

Finally worked out the solution to the problem (although I still do not know WHY
this solution works). In my web.xml file I had mapped the URL "/" to my servlet.
Because of that, SOMETHING in the relative path just wouldn't work. As soon
as I set the URL to "/whatever" the images were findable.
I'm glad to have it working, but if anyone knows WHY it worked, that'd be of interest.
"Laura Crook" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
I am running WL 6.1, deploying JSPs to default web app, and using relative
paths
for images. While the default web app index.html page shows the image
found in
src="images/built_bea_web.gif", using a similar relative path on the
jsp isn't
working.
Can anyone tell me what the relative path ought to be? Assume my jsps
are in
a sub-folder called jsp, and the images are in a folder under that (jsp/images).
Any help will be greatly appreciated! I've tried what I thought was
the right
relative path, and when that didn't work I've tried others that didn't
seem right
but might be worth trying. NOTHING! Help!
Thanks.

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The cause of the problem is that in Windows 7 Control Panel > Display I have set the size of "text and other items" to 150% (otherwise everything is much too small too read on my screen's recommended resolution of 1920×1080).
I discovered that Irfan Viewer was also displaying at the incorrect resolution, but I managed to solve that problem by right-clicking on the IrfanView.exe icon and following Properties > Compatibility and selecting "Disable display scaling on high DPI settings".
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Regards,
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I am on NWDS version Version: 2.0.14.
My imageSource file (abc.gif) associated with each LinkToAction type element displays fine in execution mode. However, the image does not display in NWDS. All I see is a blank in the layout where the link is. I also have a blank text property because I only wish to show an image for the link. Images not showing in NWDS slows considerably my layout development.
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hi
we have used webservices to store the pdf and html outputs but the problem is when we are seeing the preview in the bi publisher we can see the image in pdf and html but when we run through webservices and see the output files that are stored in some location image in the html output is not displayed but in the pdf we can see the image.
i have used the direct insertion image option in the header section. is the problem because i have used the direct insertion.
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I am not having any idea how to solve thsi issue..
Sorry to bother you with these many questions
Thanks in Advance
Have a Nice day.

Please state which BI Publisher version you are using.
In case it is 10g then please always test the application with the latest patch first!.
BTW today there is been a new patch 11846804 released for 10.1.3.4.1 (March 2011).
regards
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How the Reports Servlet Builds the URLs Inserted in the HTML/HTMLCSS output (Doc ID 276306.1)
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