Re: HELP.. ADDING IMAGE TO PushButton.

On Tuesday, January 24, 2012 5:30:00 PM UTC+1, Joshua Carey wrote:

Hi Tom,

Thanks for your reply.  Where is the issue tracker?  I would definitely like to see why WEB-INF doesn't work.  But I am in the process of trying your suggestion now.  Here is my directory structure:

note I am using the <DIR> to let you know the name is a directory.  If I don't use <dir> then assume its just a file:

path:  /opt/streamserve/tomcateomconsole/webapps

under "Webapps"

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<dir> EOMConsole

EOMConsole.war

path: /opt/streamserve/tomcateomconsole/webapps/EOMConsole

under "EOMConsole"

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<dir> eomconsole (directory where the GWT subdirectory resides)

<dir> META-INF

<dir> WEB-INF

EOMConsole.CSS

EOMConsole.HTML

I have the images under the directory where the WAR resides but that didn't work before.  Should I create the img directory in the same directory as the war? ( path:  /opt/streamserve/tomcateomconsole/webapps ) or under the directory where the html file is? ( path: /opt/streamserve/tomcateomconsole/webapps/EOMConsole)

thanks for your help, this is definitely tricky.

Tomcat expands the WARs, so when you copy EOMConsole.war in .../webapps and restart tomcat, it'll expand the WAR into .../webapps/EOMConsole and work from there (well, Tomcat also keeps things in its own "temp" and "work" folders, so make sure you clean them out before restarting Tomcat when deploying an update to your app).

So, put the image *within* your WAR (or alternatively, put the image within the .../webaps/EOMConsole folder), in the same directory as your HTML host page.

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