Java EE (Java Enterprise Edition) General Discussion

Hi all,

I have a web application running on Tomcat with the following directory structure...

All jsp files in...
Tomcat\webapps\myweb\*.jsp

All servlet class files in...
Tomcat\webapps\myweb\servlet\WEB-INF\classes\

I use the following code construct a lot in my servlets...
myRelativeURL = TWJspConstants.LOGIN_JSP_PAGE;
getServletConfig().getServletContext().getRequestDispatcher(myRelativeURL).forward(request, response);

In the above case, TWJspConstants.LOGIN_JSP_PAGE = "/login.jsp";

Now, I have a jsp page "Tomcat\webapps\myweb\login_failure.jsp", which needs to contain a hyper-link to TWJspConstants.LOGIN_JSP_PAGE.

But when I use it, the hyperlink becomes "http://localhost/login.jsp" rather than "http://localhost/myweb/login.jsp".

I can hardcode the hyperlink, but I dont want to do that.

Can anyone please explain how to deal with relative URIs when it comes to servlets and jsps.

Thanks,
Joe.