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Subject: Re: VAJava XSLT result (perfect HTML) different from WAS 3.0 result (SAXException) - same jars, etc - Newguy QQQ From: igort@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Thu, 24 Aug 2000 10:34:10 +0200 |
My guess is that WebSphere can`t find your XSL file - the thing about XSL
parser is that at some point it catches all exceptions and raises it`s own
SAXException, so lets say if you dig inside the XSL parser code and add
some printing to stack trace you`ll probably get a FileNotFoundException.
I had a simular problem where I used a relative URL
("/dir/sub_dir/FileName") when I placed this when I placed this file
in a "/WebSphere/AppServer/servlet/myServlet" directory, but once I`ve put
in "/HTTP Server" directory it worked well.
(WebSphere 2)
if you use WebSphere 3 then all additional files should be located at
"/WebSphere/AppServer/web/"
or "/WebSphere/AppServer/hosts/your_host/your_path"
Just in order to check my theory - try to use a complete URL to your file
Hope it helps
Igor Tatarinov
IgorT@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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