# <render:getJspUri> Tag

This tag retrieves the location of the JSP in which the tag is used. This helps create correct relative URLs to resources such as images within a JSP. The URL omits the JSP filename.

> Note: If you use this tag in a JSP that is used in a struts or Java Page Flow application, in order for the URL to resolve correctly, Java Page Flow support must be enabled in the portal Web project's WEB-INF/netuix-config.xml file, as shown in the following example. Notice the <enable> element is set to true.

>     <!-- Enable or disable Pageflow support -->
>     <pageflow>
>         <enable>true</enable>
>     </pageflow>

## Syntax

<tagName attribute="value">
</tagName>

## Attributes

id

Optional (String) - The name of the variable to store the JSPs URL.

webAppQualified

Optional (Boolean) - If set to "true," the name of the portal Web project is appended to the URL. This is important for resources such as images that require a Web application-qualified URL. For example, /sampleportal/images/logo.gif. If set to "false," the URL is created relative to the portal Web application.

## Example

         <render:getJspUri id="loginPortletsUri"/>
         <% String pathToLogoutJsp = loginPortletsUri + "formLogin/logout.jsp"; %>
         <render:resourceUrl path="<%=pathToLogoutJsp%>"/>

Related Topics

<render:resourceUrl>