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thanks
For now I am packaging a simple jar file, containing the facelets taglib, a managedbeand and some resources (css and images). The code runs fine, but does not load the resources packaged in the jar.
How would I reference to a gif located in the Component-jar, say in a folder called "resources" when using "ice:graphicImag e": What url should I use in the components xhtml-file?
And, to have it a bit more complex: I don't know whether the component would be used in a simple servlet or in a portlet-application: Are there any differences?
Any idea?
Thanks in advance
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