Hi,

the `/webjars` part you'd put in the `src` attribute is not to be confused with the `/webjars` prefix you find inside the jar. The former is the URL mapping you chose to use (granted, this value is the one that James gives as an example on www.webjars.org), the latter is where resources reside in the jars.

Although they both read `/webjars`, these are two different things, and someone could choose a different value for the former. I agree this makes things a bit ugly, but it prevents confusion I guess.

Hope this makes sense.