relative-path

I have an ASP.NET 4.0 application that implements URL routing. This gives me page URLs with no extension (e.g. /Articles/{title}) Some of these pages contain relative links. When I test the site from Visual Studio, relative links point to /Articles/{title}/mylink. However, when I deploy my site to a shared hosting account, the same relative link points to /Articles/mylink. You can see the problem at http://blackbeltcoder.com/Articles/asp/creating-website-thumbnails-in-asp-net . The link to an image near the top is broken. This page worked fine when testing from Visual Studio. {title} was

Using the snippet below throws me a null pointer exception, but i can't find the reason: String path = ResourcesLoader.class.getResource("src/i3d/resourcesloader/libraries/lib.txt").toString(); Am i using the getResources wrong? I even tried to enter the full path, like "D:\Workspace...", double backslashes, double forwardslashes but i get the exception of null pointer. The only thing i haven't tried is using java's path separator, but that shouldn't be a problem at this moment as it runs on Windows. What do i miss? Thanks! Hauke Ingmar Schmidt getResource searches via the classloader , so

I am using a .htccess file in order to rewrite my URLs. I am using the following rules in my .htaccess files Options +FollowSymlinks RewriteEngine on RewriteBase / RewriteRule ^product/([0-9]+)/([A-Za-z0-9+]+)$ /product.php?productid=$1&prodname=$2 The rewrite worked fine. But when i try to access any other page through relative path which is in all the cases, the URL is not getting redirected properly. Like in the below example <form action "something.php" method="post"> <input type="text" name="1" /> <input type="submit" value="submit" /> </form> When I click on submit, the page that gets

What does exactly mean this sentence from this oracle java tutorial: A relative path cannot be constructed if only one of the paths includes a root element. If both paths include a root element, the capability to construct a relative path is system dependent. With "system dipendent" do they mean only that if an element contains a root it will work only in the platform specific syntax that has been written? I guess it is the only thing they mean. Are there any other ways of reading that? for example : public class AnotherOnePathTheDust { public static void main (String []args) { Path p1 = Paths

I have some python scripts that run via cron, and they no longer exit correctly when the script is called with an absolute path. They will hang until the process is terminated. I believe it happened after I moved /var and /home to a different partition. I checked into the environment variables and couldn't see anything obviously wrong, this happens either when run with cron or a bash subshell, but not when run directly. If I run it as a subshell it hangs until I kill it (ctrl-c) and then gives me the output. [wotstats@rock test]$ echo 'assert 0==1, "fails"' > test.py [wotstats@rock test]$ /bin