RE: Quickie question

2002-03-15 Thread Agrawal, Anuj (Anuj)** CTR **
Did you try: %= request.getContextPath() % According to the javadocs for HttpServletRequest, that should return what you're looking for. HTH. Anuj. Ok ok, i know this isn't tag related. But it's so quick that I think someone might know ;-) If I have a webapp installed under /wiggle,

Re: Quickie question

2002-03-15 Thread John Baker
On Friday 15 Mar 2002 10H:39 am, you wrote: Did you try: %= request.getContextPath() % According to the javadocs for HttpServletRequest, that should return what you're looking for. Thank you. Quite why I didnt spot this before, I dont know. I'm sure I've looked for this on a number of

RE: Quickie question

2002-03-15 Thread Agrawal, Anuj (Anuj)** CTR **
Well, you could try %= request.getRequestURI() % or %= request.getRequestURL() % I was trying to get similar information sometime back, and i tried the above, but it didn't quite work for me - not sure if it was the particular case in which i was trying or what.. but again, according to the

RE: Quickie question

2002-03-15 Thread Chen, Gin
?) -Tim -Original Message- From: John Baker [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 5:43 AM To: Tag Libraries Users List Subject: Re: Quickie question On Friday 15 Mar 2002 10H:39 am, you wrote: Did you try: %= request.getContextPath() % According to the javadocs

RE: Quickie question

2002-03-15 Thread Chen, Gin
, 2002 5:43 AM To: Tag Libraries Users List Subject: Re: Quickie question On Friday 15 Mar 2002 10H:39 am, you wrote: Did you try: %= request.getContextPath() % According to the javadocs for HttpServletRequest, that should return what you're looking for. Thank you. Quite why I didnt spot