Michael Portman wrote:How could a JavaScript redirect affect this?
How the redirect is affected is irrelevant. It's the URL that matters.
It's easy to use the EL to grab the context path to format a seder-relative URL. Because of the way Java web apps work, page-relative URLs are fragile and error-prone.
It's not possible to "forget" that the web app is Java-based -- it's fundamental to the web app, in the same way that a webpack-based JS app has its own
patterns for how to use URLs.