Relative Path in Windows

All,

Sorry for posting this question here.It would be good if you can guide me to the correct resource or answer.

I have 2 drives C: (Installed tomcat on C drive) and D: drive where my user profile is created(Has folders like Document & Settings..).

My program files is on C drive. Now if I launch my web application..The IE 7 uses D drive for getting the relative path. I.e. file:///images/image1.gif specifed in my code will search for images folder in D drive. But I have the folder at C:/images.....

I want to know how this relative path lookup works....Thanks a ton for any help you provide.

[631 byte] By [garollousa] at [2007-11-26 14:29:28]

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# 1

Resstate the question, it's not clear what you want.

ChuckBinga at 2007-7-8 2:23:52 >

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# 2

Please make it clear friend

vasu_gba at 2007-7-8 2:23:52 >

# 3

> I want to know how this relative path lookup> works....Thanks a ton for any help you provide.I'm sure that you can't use a relative path for accessing something on a different drive. Relative means "relative to the root".

aniseeda at 2007-7-8 2:23:52 >

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