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images in root folder
I have my images in root folder , i dont want to change their location ,
please suggest me how to load images using resource reference ? what is the
equivalent of
request.getContextPath()\images\myimage.jpg in wicket html page ? I dont
want to hard code my application context root in html pages
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Re: images in root folder
Posted by Stephen Swinsburg <s....@lancaster.ac.uk>.
If you have an img tag, you can use a ContextImage to load an image
relative to your webapp context.
ie
HTML
<img wicket:id="myimage" />
Java
add(new ContextImage("myimage", "path/to/your/image");
The path will be relative to your webapp, so if your images are
deployed in the root of your webapp the path will just be "image.jpg".
cheers,
Steve
On 27/03/2009, at 9:22 PM, fachhoch wrote:
>
> I have my images in root folder , i dont want to change their
> location ,
> please suggest me how to load images using resource reference ? what
> is the
> equivalent of
> request.getContextPath()\images\myimage.jpg in wicket html page ?
> I dont
> want to hard code my application context root in html pages
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