It's the way you are referring to your resources in your views. If you refer to a resource in your view as.
It's the way you are referring to your resources in your views. If you refer to a resource in your view as: resources/images-homes/pic1. Jpg it will be appended to the current controller URL.
If you use: /resources/images-homes/pic1. Jpg then it will refer to the web server root and not include your application context, assuming it is not running as root. You need to change your resource links.
I assume you are using JSP to render views. If that is the case then use c:url from the core JSTL library to provide the correct reference to your resource: before after.
Thanks skanjo. Your advice on using c:url for the picture worked perfectly! Just need one more advice from you.My css in my jsp file is like so: " type="text/css" />.
How can I apply c:url on the href with the spring:theme? I really would like to keep themes on this app. – esoriano Oct 8 at 4:53 I got it.
I just used c:set and c:url for the theme. " /> – esoriano Oct 8 at 7:41.
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