I found that I like to keep web server resources on the web server. I
run a web server on my workstation and just set images in WOB to be
static with a relative URL. Same for stylesheets and javascript. I keep
it all in the web server doc root. If more than one applications uses
the same image, it's already there. Cool thing is that WOB will find it
in the web server doc root. That lets me avoid all that business of
putting images in a framework and including that framework and doing
split installs. Our deployment has the Web and App servers as different
boxes anyway so split install doesn't even work.
Marc
On Mar 4, 2004, at 11:41 AM, Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch wrote:
> James Cicenia, jame..imijon.com, wrote:
>> I need to now add images, css stylesheets, etc. to my project.
>> Do I place these in my Eclipse project? If so where? A subproject?
>> A folder?
>
> I suggest a "Resources" folder. Eventually everything in there will be
> copied over to your webserver's site folder, so keep that in mind when
> putting things in there. For example, your source code ;-)
>
> | Jonathan 'Wolf' Rentzsch http://rentzsch.com
> | Red Shed Software http://redshed.net
> | "better" necessarily means "different"
>
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