Bear Bibeault wrote:You are using page-relative addressing. Bad idea. Very bad. As you've discovered.
Use server-relative addressing (starts with context path). There's a JSP FAQ in this subject.
Thanks for the reply. I should have added a little more detail. I started out with:
Which is, I think, the correct way to use context paths. Is this right? If so, what else could be the problem?
When trying to fix the problem, I took out the context pathing stuff which didn't seem to have any affect on the problem.