On 11-Nov-08, at 10:13 AM, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
wicket should be rewriting static urls for you so it should work
transparently. what usecase exactly does not work?
-igor
Basically he has a setup like this: Apache2.2 -> Tomcat.
He has Rewrite rules setup to make Apache serve the static content
(and he confirmed they worked) and a ProxyPass rule to have requests
to /hiswebapp served by Tomcat.
So Apache handles all requests for:
/hiswebapp/images/*
/hiswebapp/styles/*
/hiswebapp/js/*
/hiswebapp/foo/images/*
/hiswebapp/foo/styles/*
/hiswebapp/foo/js/*
And Tomcat handles the rest of the requests to /hiswebapp/*
In his Wicket Application he'll do something like:
mount(new QueryStringUrlCodingStrategy("foo/
HomePage.html",HomePage.class));
Now in the HomePage.html file that's linked to HomePage.class he
expects that links to resources like <img src="images/myimage.jpg"/>
should be requested from the browser as "/hiswebapp/foo/images/
myimage.jpg" (because of the way he mounted the page under foo)
Likewise <img src="../images/anotherimage.jpg"/> should be requested
as /hiswebapp/images/anotherimage.jpg. This doesn't seem to be the
case however. When he tails the apache access_log he sees requests
for /hiswebapp/images/myimage.jpg and /images/anotherimage.jpg
respectively which give 404s.
Not sure if that is enough info to go on, let me know if you need
more. If you say it should work the way he expects it to, then I tell
him to re-examine things to see if perhaps he messed up his links or
something.
Craig.
On Mon, Nov 10, 2008 at 5:22 PM, Craig Tataryn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
If one were to mount a page like so:
mount(new QueryStringUrlCodingStrategy("foo/
HomePage.html",HomePage.class));
How would you go about having it so resources referenced in
HomePage.html
are relative to foo/ and not /? So if there was an <img
src="images/myimage.jpg" /> inside HomePage.html, currently the
server would
get a request for <context for webapp>/images/myimage.jpg, whereas
the goal
is to have it requested as <context of webapp>/foo/images/
myimage.jpg.
Thought <base href="foo/"/> would do the trick, but it didn't seem
to.
Craig.
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