I think the problem is the webserver configuration.
Did you set the path of the servlet location as a "servlet path" somewhere ?
Then the webserver
assumes that everything in this directory is a servlet.
The solution is to move the image to a directory with HTML pages and change the
image link in the out.println statement appropriately.
-Henning
"f.prosperini@lib" wrote:
> > I think you must include the full path to the image.
> out.println("<td width=100%><img src=logo.gif width=116 height=20
> alt=Logo align=top></td>");
>
> this is the servlet's code...but he told me that "logo.gif" is a servlet
> the "logo.gif" file is in the same directory of the servlet
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