This bug contain two parts, both related to JavaHelp and Java Web Start

1.
>   By the way, it appears that the following JavaHelp call suffers from
>   the same problem. I replaced:
>  
>     HelpSet.findHelpSet(null, helpSetPath);
> 
>   with
> 
>     HelpSet.findHelpSet(help.getClass().getClassLoader(), helpSetPath);
> 

  Fascinating. While this worked on Java Web Start (1.0.1) on Windows,
  I'm seeing the old behavior (not finding the resource) on Java Web
  Start (1.0.1) on Linux. Both are running JDK 1.3.0. A broken VM
  implementation on the Linux side?

2.
>  Also, my <img> tags in my JavaHelp HTML files are now broken. I used
>  to use this:
>
>    <img src="../images/foo.png" hspace="0" align="right">
>
> I found I was able to get the following to display the image in Java
>  Web Start:
>
>    <img src="/share/images/foo.png" hspace="0" align="right">
>
>  However, the link is now broken for the non-JWS case. Can you
>  please suggest a path that will work under both environments? (I
>  made sure I checked the JavaHelp FAQ first ;-)

N/A

investigate for hopper
  xxxxx@xxxxx   2002-01-17

tried the idedemo from javahelp 1.1.3 - which uses HelpSet.findHelpSet to load java help and also uses <img src> in the help html files.

it works the same way as in standalone java and java web start - no code changes in the demo is needed.

testcase:
http://javaweb.sfbay/~ngthomas/4464149/idedemo.jnlp

tried with java web start 1.2 and also mantis.  both works.

closing the bug as cannot reproduce.

  xxxxx@xxxxx   2002-11-05