Hans Bergsten wrote: > Christopher Cobb wrote: > > [...] > > Can anyone explain why the frame URLs must have the protocol/hostname > > prefix (src=http://localhost/path/to/frame.html) and why 'just' absolute > > paths (src=/path/to/frame.html) don't work? > > The HTML 3.2 spec only says that the HREF attribute of the BASE tag > should be a URL but it seems like Netscape requires it to be a complete > URL, with protocol and host. I'm curious as well so if anyone else can > shed some light it would be interesting. > Just to clarify, Netscape only appears to need to fully qualified URL (including protocol and hostname) when I send the bytes of a web page manually via a servlet. If I access the page directly, Netscape is quite happy with a relative URL. Are there any HTTP headers that I should be setting before I send the bytes of the page back to the browser? cc
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