The image tag invoked within the CF tags shows a picture. The image tag invoked alone in JSP shows nada :-)
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Well, my guess would be that Perl script also gets something via other means -- maybe ColdFusion sets up some variables in environment that Perl script depends on, and JSP does not.
The way to solve this is probably taking a peek at the Perl script that is doing a job. Have a look if it is using environment or something else that is not the same under ColdFusion and JSP. Try to see if perl script uses %ENV hash for example.
I am not familiar with neither ColdFusion nor JSP, but this is my guess.
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Since I know nothing about JSP and ColdFusion... Maybe you can give me/us a look at what you mean?
For example: I don't know what you mean with: "The image tag invoked alone in JSP".
I think both, CF and JSP give you a html-file. Each file contains the image-tag. Each file is displayed in a browser. The CF-generated file is okay, the JSP-Generated file contains a broken image, right?
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