images in Tomcat

[Gayathri Neti]

I have web application on TomCat 4.1.18. I am using a couple of images in my application.
I am setting the 'img' tags' src property as an absolute path..like:
file:///E:\folder1\images\sample_logo.gif

I want to use a relative path. How is it possible?
Please indicate if I need to make any configuration changes? OR
Is it only a change in the SRC attribute of IMG tag

[Andy Bowes]

You can use a relative URL to define the source of the image. This is typically relative to the directory that your page/JSP is in.
In a typical web-application the images should be held in a sub-directory of your application directory in the web-apps directory. In a production environment you would store all of the pages, classes, images etc in a WAR file with the equivalent internal structure.

[Gayathri Neti]

Could you please show me as an example??
Thanks.

[Andy Deighton]

Your src attribute of your img tag would simply be something like "images/myimage.jp". This assumes you have an images subdirectory in your webapp directory or webapp jar.

[Bear Bibeault]

This is certainly not Tomcat specific. Should it not be moved to the HTML forum?
bear

[Gayathri Neti]

Well, (I am a newbie) The only reason I put my question here was..
I am using Tomcat AppServer. I did not know if I needed to make any configuration changes too...
(even now, I am not sure if I have to make configuration changes. I guess I need not..)
thanks,