Closed cross closed 5 years ago
possibly related to #2719
I can confirm - seeing the same.
I'm still seeing this issue on 1.2.14 after upgrading, deploying the new WAR, and cleaning out the indexes and re-indexing (to push the new config).
The html code after generation looks like this:
<td class="name repository">
<a href="/xref/version"
title="Xref for project version">
version
</a>
so it's still not pulling the webapp name into it.
Looks like while request
is implicit variable in JSP, it is not in JSTL: http://www.informit.com/articles/article.aspx?p=30946&seqNum=7
Thank you @IamTHEvilONE . I was also still seeing it, but hadn't gotten to verifying that I'd cleared and flushed everything until today. This issue should be reopened, @vladak ? Hmm. I guess until 3af6c7cd1802b84919948fd09d3622ecc50d9f17 is committed and verified...
Good question @cross, there does not seem to be established process for such case. Let's keep this simple for now.
Just commenting that this is fixed in release 1.2.16 when I was testing the build.
Running a fairly recent build from head (1.2.9), I have found that the links to projects at the top-level web page do not include the web app name.
My app is reached at
http://localhost:8080/source/
, and there are two projects/repositories listed in the table below the search input fields. Each of these links tohttp://localhost:8080/xref/projectA
, which doesn't work. The correct href should behttp://localhost:8080/source/xref/projectA
, which works when I manually adjust the URL.I think these links used to be correct, and that I have used them before, but I cannot verify that at the moment.
Is this a tomcat config issue, or something wrong in opengrok?