There is a static resource/image in my jar.
This image isn’t published as ennonic content.
I’m trying to use assertUrl. But no luck: "URI+out+of+scope "
Static resources are stored: APP.jar\site\assets\img\ico\
Is there any way how to get URL for this static file from JS code?
<img data-th-src="${portal.assetUrl({'_path=img/ico/icon.png'})}" />
On your project, assets are inside the path “src/main/resources/assets”?
Yeap,
For example, file is … \src\main\resources\site\assets\manifest.json
Jar is ok:
JS Service is next:
As u can see error is the same.
But, when I’m using assertUrl in HTML templates all is OK.
That’s weird. I had something like this early in about 6.3… Try to put the manifest.json inside a folder and try again in the new path.
Hmm do you also have an asset folder on resourses root? Resourses/site/assets is legacy structure - use resources/assets
The same error: content/_/error/400?message=URI+out+of+scope 
Thee same error. My version 6.5.4
This error happens when you try to generate a URL pointing outside of the current Virtual Host mapping
My guess is that you have a Virtual Host mapping pointing directly to the service.
mapping.admin.host = {host}
mapping.admin.source= {external-path}
mapping.admin.target = {internal-path}/_/service/{service-application}/{service-name}
You should not map directly to the service, but rather have a
mapping.admin.host = {host}
mapping.admin.source= {external-path}
mapping.admin.target ={internal-path}
Yeap, something like this.
I’ve checked this at ServletRequestUrlHelper and its pretty strange.
I’ve solved this via own code workaround.
