Webjars Locator is a tool for positioning static resources in web applications.It has some unique advantages compared to other static resource positioning tools.This article will compare the Webjars Locator framework and other static resource positioning tools, and introduce the corresponding programming code and related configuration. 1. The advantage of Webjars Locator: -In Integrated Webjars: Webjars is a project that manages the Web front library. It packaged the front library as a java jar file and used it in the project.Webjars Locator can easily locate these webjars libraries without the need to significantly specify its path. -Simply simplify the resource path: Using Webjars Locator, you can quote the resources through a simple name without designing its complete path in the URL.For example, if you want to quote the jQuery library, you only need to use "jquery" as a resource name, without knowing its actual path. -D version control: Webjars Locator supports positioning of the Webjars library of different versions.You can select the required resource versions by specified version number.This is very useful for the dependency management and version control in the project. 2. Comparison with other static resource positioning tools: -The relative path positioning: Webjars Locator is more concise and intuitive than other tools.It allows you to use a short resource name to quote static resources without the need for tedious relative paths or complete URLs. -The integratedness is higher: Webjars Locator is specifically designed to integrate with the Webjars library. Therefore, it provides better integration when used with Webjars.Other tools may require you to manually configure the path and version information of resources. -Benan management: Webjars Locator has realized support for project dependencies by introducing specific versions of WebJars libraries.Other tools may require your manual management dependence and ensure the correct version. Below is an example code using Webjars Locator: 1. First, add the dependency item of Webjars Locator in the Maven or Gradle configuration file of the project. Maven configuration: <dependency> <groupId>org.webjars</groupId> <artifactId>webjars-locator-core</artifactId> <version>0.45</version> </dependency> Gradle configuration: groovy implementation 'org.webjars:webjars-locator-core:0.45' 2. In your code, use Webjars Locator to locate resources. import org.webjars.WebJarAssetLocator; ... WebJarAssetLocator locator = new WebJarAssetLocator(); String jqueryPath = locator.getFullPath("jquery.js"); // The jQueryPath obtained here is the complete path of the resource, for example: /webjars/jquery/3.6.0/jquery.js Through the above code, you can get a complete resource path through simple resource names without the need to manually specify the version number or path. Summarize: Webjars Locator is a convenient tool that simplifies the process of positioning the Webjars library and other static resources in the web application.It provides more concise and integrated ways to locate resources, and has the advantages of version control and dependency management.By using Webjars Locator, you can easily manage and maintain the front library and its versions to improve development efficiency.