Map custom image dir on Standalone deployment?

Is it possible to map a custom images (or other) directory on the Standalone deployment server?
i.e.: images is mapped to /i/
corporate images mapped to /ci/
thanks - Karen
Edited by: K Cannell on May 10, 2011 1:17 AM

Hello Karen,
as for the current release 1.1.1, only +/i/+ is supported directly in standalone mode. I assume you can't just reset the images prefix on your APEX instance. So you'll either have to use a "fullblown" J2EE Container for that purpose, or put a HTTP proxy in front of your standalone APEX Listener. Many proxies, e.g. Apache HTTPD, can be configured to do reverse proxying for a certain URL-path (e.g. +/apex+), but serve locally on others (e.g. +/i/+ and +/ci/+), so you could copy your images into the proxies document root.
-Udo

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