As I was using the context:// protocol.
The documentation says:
* context:// - get a resource using the servlet context
Now it would be better to say get a resource using the current servlet
context.
As context://foo/bar is resolved relative to the current servlet context.
Question 1: Is there any reason why it is not resolved really to the
servlet context, hence writing
context://cocoon/foo/bar to resolve to the current cocoon servlet context?
Any ideas?
bye bernhard
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