How can I create an absolute url in a jsp?
If a have <c:url value="/article"/>
in a jsp, I actually w开发者_运维技巧ant it to produce http://mysite.com/context/article
. Is there any simple way to acheive this?
There's no simple way. Either hardcode it or output the following:
${fn:replace(pageContext.request.requestURL, pageContext.request.requestURI, '')}${pageContext.request.contextPath}
Cumbersome, but there's no shorter/nicer way when you want to take the protocol and port parts of the URL correctly into account. You can at highest assign ${pageContext.request}
to ${r}
.
<c:set var="r" value="${pageContext.request}" />
so that you can end up with this
${fn:replace(r.requestURL, r.requestURI, '')}${r.contextPath}
That said, I only fail to see how this requirement is useful/valuable. I always code my webapp-specific links to be relative to the current context or to the HTML <base>
tag. Otherwise you'll have to a lot of maintenance when your domain, port and/or even the context changes. Why this requirement?
See also:
- Is it recommended to use the HTML
<base>
tag? (sensitive subject actually)
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