Bug 112301

Summary: server can't find my content type xsl
Product: [Retired] Red Hat Web Application Framework Reporter: Steve Etherington <steve.etherington>
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Description Steve Etherington 2003-12-17 14:04:51 UTC 
Description of problem:
Exception due to my content type's .xsl not being found.

in my development env I have
<projname>/web/static/content-types/<package tree>/<mycontent>.xsl

ant deploys this to
$CCM_WEB_HOME/webapps/<projname>/static/content-types/<package
tree>/<mycontent>.xsl

The rest of the content types are in
webapps/ROOT/static/content-types/<package name>
and if I create a link then the exception disappears

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
aplaws 2 dec-5

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Comment 1 Daniel Berrangé 2004-02-17 11:42:16 UTC 
What's happening is that your content type is deployed to its own
webapp, whereas (for backwards compat) the other types are deployed in
the 'ROOT' webapp. This means you need to add in the '<projname>' as
the first component of the path to the XSL.

So, what path are you specifying for the XSL filepath in the your
initializer ? I suspect you've got

  /web/static/content-types/<package tree>/<mycontent>.xsl

If so, then try changing it to

  <projname>/web/static/content-types/<package tree>/<mycontent>.xsl
Comment 2 Steve Etherington 2004-02-17 11:50:59 UTC 
I've actually got /static/content-types/<package tree>/<mycontent>.xsl

I'll try your suggestion out. Is this documented in the content-type 
tutorial and elsewhere?
Comment 3 Steve Etherington 2004-02-25 14:52:43 UTC 
It works if I use 

/<projname>/web/static/content-types/<package tree>/<mycontent>.xsl

with the leading forward slash.