Reputation: 487
I have a servlet in my application which has its mapping, say “/hello”. Then I have a reference to this servlet in html page: <a href=”hello”>Hello</a>
.
Eclipse gives a warning for “hello” in html page, saying: “Resource not found: hello”. Anyway, when I start project, everything works.
My project has standard Web project configuration. Why Eclipse gives such a warning?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 169
Reputation:
If "hello" is a folder, is there a index.xy-file inside? If not, you have to add the suffix to your link. I assume that the hello folder/file is in the directory where the html-file is
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 240928
Try replacing
<a href=”hello”>Hello</a>
with
<a href="/hello">Hello</a>
Note: change in quotes
Upvotes: 3