context path vs context-path

Both "context path" and "context-path" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Context path" is used when referring to a path within a specific context, while "context-path" is used in the context of web development to refer to a specific type of path.

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context path

This phrase is correct and commonly used when referring to a path within a specific context.

This phrase is used to describe a path within a specific context, such as a file path or a URL path.

Examples:

The context path for the images folder is /images/photos.
Make sure you set the correct context path for the servlet in the configuration file.

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To allow the possibility of flexible career paths that may be adapted to citizens' needs throughout their lives, efforts should be made to forge closer links between all forms and contexts of learning.
Well then, without wishing to go over the ground already covered by other Members, I would like to stress just one further point: my satisfaction that the path adopted is continuing to secure self-regulation for operators in the context of the Internet as well.
In the current economic context, Romania's first priority should be to tackle macroeconomic and fiscal imbalances that pose risks to the sustainability of its medium to long-term growth path.
It should also be stressed that the Belgians have marked out the path for future presidencies in the context of the entry into force of the Treaty of Lisbon.
In this respect, it can contribute to empowering individuals to manage their own career paths in a more secure way in the context of today's labour market, and to achieve a better balance between their personal and professional lives.
Mr Saakashvili, whom I was able to meet in Tbilisi a few days ago, is leading Georgia towards a path of renewal, growth and development, within a healthy, pluralist context of democracy.
We believed that we could encourage Turkey on a new path to develop the pluralism and the democracy which that country, of an Islamic tradition but of a secular, political context, seemed to be moving towards.
We consider that mechanisms for stronger cooperation are necessary, in the context of the Treaty, enabling those who wish it to advance along the path to political Union while guaranteeing that this cooperation is permanently open to all Member States.
I also think that opening the negotiations on the chapter on justice and fundamental rights can provide the ideal context to encourage Turkey to progress along the path of reform in this area, which is our common aim, in my view.
The update confirms the medium-term adjustment path laid down in the new economic policy programme of the authorities; thereby it is consistent with the commitments made in the context of EU medium-term financial assistance.
In the context of the action plan, will local authorities be given appropriate guidance regarding the development of soft traffic infrastructure (cycle paths, pedestrian zones, etc.) that is fully integrated with public transport?
The former LIFE programme, with its strands on nature, the environment and third countries, had unleashed innovative political impetus and had shown that investing in the environment was the path to follow in the context of sustainable development, and that it created jobs.
The projected annual deficit path does not incorporate the possible direct effect of potential bank support measures in the context of the government's financial sector strategy as set out in the Memorandum of Economic and Financial Polices and specified in the Memorandum of Understanding.
A text item created using the Text tool can be transformed into a path using the Path from Text command in the the context menu of the Text tool. This can be useful for several purposes, including:

Alternatives:

path within a context
specific path

context-path

This phrase is correct and commonly used in the context of web development to refer to a specific type of path.

This phrase is commonly used in web development to refer to the path of a web application within a server.