I found my problem, or rather, I found an easy way to get it to work.
I hadn't assigned a servlet mapping to the FacesServlet in web.xml.
I started my JSF portlet app on the "sample_jsf_myfaces_portlet"
example that comes with liferay, and this example didn't have the
mapping set.
I guess the assumption was that everything goes through the portal.
After I assigned the servlet mapping to the faces servlet, my tree2 component renders just fine with all images, etc.
It also solved my problem with a popup which displays "non-portal" content pulled from the same webapp.
-Henrik
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