JSP and deployment

Below is my Web application structure ( i have shown the only the required files/ folders). Myapp,images,WEB-INF are at same level
web
Myapp
start.jsp
images
logo.gif
WEB-INF
web.xml

my start.jsp looks like this, where iam trying to display the logo image from images folder
<%
// do nothing other than showing the image
%>
<html>
<head></head>
<body>
<img src="/images/logo.gif">
</body>
</html>

The above start.jsp displays the image when i deploy this application as default ( i access it as http://localhost/). The image path ( when i check thru Image properties in IE ) will be http://localhost/images/logo.gif. But the problem comes when i give a name to the web application, say i give it as "mywebapplication" ( i access it as http://localhost/myapplication), In the case the image wont be shown. Still its path will be http://localhost/images/logo.gif, but actually it should have been http://localhost/mywebapplication/images/logo.gif. I want the image to be shown, but once it is deployed i dont want my JSP code to be changed whether it is deployed as default webapp or deployed with some contextName ( like mywebapplication or ourwebapplication etc.). Is my <img> tag in the above JSP is wrong or i need to do some configuration in web.xml.
Any help is appreciated
Hari

Originally posted by Hari babu:
Below is my Web application structure ( i have shown the only the required files/ folders). Myapp,images,WEB-INF are at same level
web |_ Myapp | |_ start.jsp |_ images | |_ logo.gif |_ WEB-INF |_ web.xml
my start.jsp looks like this, where iam trying to display the logo image from images folder
<% // do nothing other than showing the image %> <html> <head></head> <body> <img src="/images/logo.gif"> </body> </html>
... But the problem comes when i give a name to the web application, say i give it as "mywebapplication" ( i access it as http://localhost/myapplication), In the case the image wont be shown. Still its path will be http://localhost/images/logo.gif, but actually it should have been http://localhost/mywebapplication/images/logo.gif.

It's because your image is linked like this:
<img src="/images/logo.gif">
the "/" in the beginning tells it to go to the root of the server. So if you keep it as
<img src="images/logo.gif">
It will always be relative to where you are -- and in the case of your /mywebapplication
it will look for file at /mywebapplication/images/logo.gif