Versioned resources in separate deployment

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> Hi,
>
>  I have turned out versioned resources. I am setup in a separate deployment.
> I am trying to understand what the url to my images/css should be.
>
> My war is in context ctxA. I have a subdirectory where i have my css under
> $WAR_ROOT/xforms/client/main.css.
>
> What should be the url in my xform ?
>
> This does not work?
>
>  <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="xforms/client/main.css"/>
>
> To determine what the urls should be to static resources, instances served
> as servlets etc... in a separate deployment is still a mystery to me. Can
> anybody help?
>
>
>
> Thanks
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> Thanks for your reply Alex. I now realize that my question was
> unclear/confusing. I apologize for that. Your point about versioned
> resources makes sense and was my understanding.
>
> My issue is more around determining what the urls to
> images/servlets/javascript/css should be in a separate deployment if I host
> that content in my own war along with some xml producing servlets that feed
> a couple of xforms:instances.
>
>  This gets particularly confusing in a proxied environment where it appears
> that making urls relative is just not enough (since i presume httpclient
> connections to some of the resources may be opened and a fully qualified url
> is needed to do so). In my situation our app server servers multiple host
> names. For example:
>
> http://demo1.home.com/
> http://demo2.home.com/
>
> In addition the web exposed port (80) is different than the one the server
> is actually running on the box itself (8080). I have  used the url-rewriting
> properties successfully but it is not ideal for me since the hostname really
> depends on the url that solicited the xform in the first place and that
> could be any of demo1.home.com or demo2.home.come (localhost or a generic
> hostname is not an option because the app server uses the hostname to drive
> some logic that determine what content will be served e.g
> http://demo1.home.com/ctx/images/mygif and
> http://demo2.home.com/ctx/images/mygif serve different content).
>
>  I have seen there is also a proxy.port / proxy.host property and I was
> hoping to use JUST the port property with the thought that by default the
> hostname would be obtained from the request that solicited the xform in the
> first place - but that does not seem to work. Any thoughts?
>
> Does that all make sense?
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> right this makes sense for links of xhtml elements (link,javascript,img
> etc...) but how about for xforms:instance src?
>
> I have an xform who is produced by a jsp and contains a xforms:instance with
> a src pointing to a servlet that is hosted in the same war (separate
> deployment setup) like this:
>
> <xforms:instance id="fr-url-0" xxforms:readonly="true" xxforms:cache="true"
> src="/LookupValues?op=mcSet&amp;id=15"/>
>
> That definitely looks like a case of orbeon having to open a connection back
> to the server is it not? The only way i have been able to get this to work
> is to use the url-rewriting property and hard code the host and port of the
> server. This is particularly true in a proxied environment where the request
> url may not be valid on the local machine. Is there way to make this work
> with a relative link WITHOUT having to play around with the
> url-rewriting/proxy-host/proxy-port properties?
>
> Thanks Alex for any feedback.
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