Rewrite URL in SMP and Relative Path

Hi,
some one have an example how to use Relative Path properties?
I have read this guide (Defining Back-End Connections - REST API Application Development - SAP Library) but is not very clear for me.
Thanks and kind Regards,
Elia.

When you precompile, can you say "Keepgenerated=TRUE". It might help you track
          down the difference with the URL. You should only get a 404 error when the
          resource is not found at runtime, which is independant of when you compile. The
          difference should be in how the URL is compiled.
          Chris
          ali wrote:
          > I am using WLS 6.0 SP1, when I use relative path in <jsp:forward> in my JSPs
          > it forwards ok if I am using directly JSPs but if I am using pre-compiled
          > JSPs (and have proper servlet-mappings
          > in my web.xml), I get 404 error with the relative-path, if I change it to
          > absolute path with pre-compiled JSPs it forwards ok , then.
          > any ideas why this is so?
          > thanks,

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