ServletServlet and IMG Tag

System: WebLogic Server 4.50
          Please look at the followin snippet from one of my servlets:
          out.println("<table cellspacing='10' cellpadding='0' border='0'
          bgcolor='#acdfb9'>");
          out.println("<tr>");
          out.println(" <td><IMG align=top border=0 height=100
          src='header_merch_pic.jpg' width=100>"
          out.println(" <font face='Arial' size='+2'
          color='white'><b><i>Magic</i></b></font>");
          out.println(" </td>");
          When I run this servlet as a registered class, it works fine. However
          when I try to run this guy under
          through the ServletServlet servlet (is that like USA Today today), I get
          an error reported on the server
          which states the following:
          Thu Dec 02 16:00:26 CST 1999:<E> <ServletContext-Servlets> Servlet
          failed with ServletException
          Thu Dec 02 16:00:26 CST 1999:<E> <ServletContext-Servlets>
          javax.servlet.ServletException: No servlet found for PATH_INFO =
          /com/novusnet/mrchsrv/java/MagicBannerServlet/header_merch_pic.jpg
          I'm a little confused since the only place where header_merch_pic.jpg
          appear is in an out.println() call, which is simply output to the
          browser and shouldn't be attempted to be loaded as another servlet. If
          the IMG line is removed, the servlet works, I just can't display the
          graphic. What gives?
          Please help,
          Matt

Let me guess something: you set up your webserver to proxy everything
          under the /com/novusnet/mrchsrv/java directory as a servlet. Since you
          used a relative path for the image, Weblogic is looking there for the
          image and expecting it to be a servlet.
          Try an absolute path to the image.
          Matt Schoaf wrote:
          >
          > System: WebLogic Server 4.50
          >
          > Please look at the followin snippet from one of my servlets:
          > out.println("<table cellspacing='10' cellpadding='0' border='0'
          > bgcolor='#acdfb9'>");
          > out.println("<tr>");
          > out.println(" <td><IMG align=top border=0 height=100
          > src='header_merch_pic.jpg' width=100>"
          > );
          > out.println(" <font face='Arial' size='+2'
          > color='white'><b><i>Magic</i></b></font>");
          > out.println(" </td>");
          >
          > When I run this servlet as a registered class, it works fine. However
          > when I try to run this guy under
          > through the ServletServlet servlet (is that like USA Today today), I get
          > an error reported on the server
          > which states the following:
          >
          > Thu Dec 02 16:00:26 CST 1999:<E> <ServletContext-Servlets> Servlet
          > failed with ServletException
          > Thu Dec 02 16:00:26 CST 1999:<E> <ServletContext-Servlets>
          > javax.servlet.ServletException: No servlet found for PATH_INFO =
          > /com/novusnet/mrchsrv/java/MagicBannerServlet/header_merch_pic.jpg
          >
          > I'm a little confused since the only place where header_merch_pic.jpg
          > appear is in an out.println() call, which is simply output to the
          > browser and shouldn't be attempted to be loaded as another servlet. If
          > the IMG line is removed, the servlet works, I just can't display the
          > graphic. What gives?
          >
          > Please help,
          > Matt

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