How to display images in a portlet

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I am displaying HTML text in a prtlet and the text contains images and the text contains references to images like "". Everything works in a web application if I create rhe images directory in Web Pages. But that doesn´t work in aportlet.

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Alejandro Barrero

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Alejandro Barrero

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Gosh darnit! Here's a tutorial I put together called "Displaying Images in a Portlet." Enjoy!

Portlet Development Tutorial: Displaying Images

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Thank you very much; it looks you are answering my two questions. It appears the solution in both case is to map the paths with renderResponse.ecodeURL and renderRequest.getContextPath. I am trying that, but unfortunately in thisw code:

I am getting the error "cannot find symbol" for each of renderResponse, encodeURL, renderRequest and getContextPath.
I don{t know what I am missing.

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For some reason <portlet:defineObjects /> is not working. I can get renderResponse and renderRequest from the request, but I don{t know what keys to use.

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I am using <%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/portlet" prefix="portlet"%> but still doesn´t work.

Your help will be greatly appreciated,
Alejandro Barrero

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