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Hi Kevin,
Look into your httpd.conf file. There u will have a directive name
"Document Root = \path\to\htmldocs\". So when u webserver is requested for
a image as mentioned below, it will look in the Document Root path that is
at "\path\to\htmldocs\images"
ps: images is a sub directory here and not under /servlets.
HTH.
Riaz
----- Original Message -----
> I found a hint:
> absolute pathnames seem to work, like
> <img height="64" width="80"
src="http://localhost/images/small-logo.gif">
>
> but relative path names, like:
> <img height="64" width="80" src="images/small-logo.gif">
>
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